Category Archives: Episodes
Universal Approaches to Support in Education with Clare Ward & Dr Jamie Galpin
In today’s episode we discuss universal approaches to support in education.
How Dealing with Mental Images and ‘re-wiring’ the Brain Can Create Breakthroughs for Dyslexia with Lou Barnes
In this episode we discussed how dealing with mental images and ‘re-wiring’ the brain can [...]
nasen awards – Clare Brun, Teacher of the Year
In this final special episode of our nasen award winner series, Clare Brun shares her [...]
Awesome Archie’s Journey from Mainstream to Specialist Education with Archie Clapcott
16-year-old Archie Clapcott travelled to our studio to discuss his journey from mainstream education to [...]
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nasen awards – Jane Fearnley & Faye Ebbs, Alternative Provision of the Year
Jane Fearnley and Faye Ebbs from the LEAF Centre, discuss their work and recent recognition [...]
Relationship Dynamics with Children with PDA with Beth Elkins & Ian Thorsteinsson
In this episode we are discussing relationship dynamics with children with PDA. My guests this [...]
nasen awards – St Andrews International School, International Provision of the Year
Catherine McCluskey, Paul Schofield, and Roo Stenning from St Andrews International School in Bangkok discuss [...]
‘Improve not Prove’: Self-Evaluation for Continuous Improvement in Inclusion with Maria Dawes
This week Dale was joined by Maria Dawes, the CEO from the Schools Alliance for [...]
nasen awards – Alison Eason, Changemaker of the Year
Alison Eason discusses her recognition as the Changemaker of the Year at the nasen Awards [...]
Why We Need More Support For Neurodivergent Teachers with Catrina Lowri
In this episode we will be discussing neurodivergent teachers and support staff and why they [...]
nasen awards – Michelle Madziak, Teacher of the Year
Michelle Madziak discusses her recognition as a joint winner of the Teacher of the Year [...]
The Importance of Literacy Education for ALL learners with Chantal Bryan & Sarah Giles
This week I was joined by Chantal Bryan OBE and Sarah Giles from Teach Us [...]
nasen awards – Chapman Shum, Young Advocate of the Year
Chapman, who was born blind and has learning difficulties, shares how music has been a [...]
Structured Teaching, Pre-empting Barriers and Developing Curriculum Pathways with Tanya Lefort
In this week’s episode we are discussing supporting complex needs in mainstream schools by using [...]
nasen awards – Dale Pickles, Resource for SEND
Dale Pickles takes a step back from hosting duties where his colleague Jon asks the [...]
Foundations of Early Literacy – What Are the Building Blocks? with Dr Sarah Moseley & Ginny Bootman
The first episode in a series on the foundations of early literacy, bridging the gap [...]
nasen awards – Karen McGuigan, Highly commended Resource for SEND
Karen explains that ‘Maths for Life’ helps students build foundational maths skills, for those who [...]
Supporting Colour Blindness with Marie Difolco
In this episode we are discussing supporting colour blindness. This week my guest is Marie [...]
nasen awards – Maxine O’Neill, Specialist provision of the year
Maxine O'Neill discusses her school, Hope School, which won the Specialist Provision of the Year [...]
Life’s Ups and Downs of Having or Not Having a Special Needs Assessment with Dr Susie Nyman
In this episode we are discussing Life's ups and downs of having or not having [...]
nasen awards – Eugene Dwaah, Highly commended changemaker of the year
Eugene discusses his innovative approach to education, focusing on holistic development through sports and addressing [...]
The Power of Language with our SEND Kids with Ali Fanshawe
In this week’s episode we are discussing the power of language with our SEN kids. [...]
nasen awards – Adam Millichip, Innovative Technology in the Field of Inclusion
Adam Millichip discusses Tettenhall Wood School’s achievement of winning the Innovative Technology in the Field [...]
Sleep Neurodiversity and Learning Disability with Dr Jill McGarry
My guest this week is Dr Jill McGarry, a clinical psychologist with over 28 years [...]