£10.00
The SEND reforms ask schools to think differently about how they identify and support pupils – but many teachers are unsure what this means in practice. This session gives classroom teachers and TAs practical, actionable steps they can take right now to spot barriers to learning earlier, apply adaptive teaching more confidently and build more inclusive classrooms one step at a time.
SENDcast Session
with Ginny Bootman
✓Spot barriers to learning earlier
✓Apply adaptive teaching without lowering expectations
✓Build more inclusive classrooms step by step
✓Know what to do differently on Monday
One purchase. Whole school access. Never expires.
Ginny Bootman — SEND and Inclusion Specialist
The SEND reforms are still developing – but schools don’t need to wait to make meaningful progress.
This session is part of our series focusing on what schools can and should be doing right now.
Teachers and teaching assistants working in the classroom.
With one purchase, all staff at your school can watch and rewatch the training as often as you like.
View a snippet of Ginny’s training session…
– Recognise barriers to learning earlier and respond proactively –
– Apply practical adaptive teaching strategies without lowering expectations –
– Build more inclusive classrooms through small, manageable changes –
– Focus on the pupil and the barrier, not just the label or diagnosis –
Everything you need for impactful professional development
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1 Hour CPD
Expert presentation that will never expire
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Whole School
One purchase, unlimited staff access
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Slides Included
Downloadable speaker presentation
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Watch Anytime
Rewatch whenever you like as often as you like
About this send expert
Relational Coach, Author, Podcaster, SEND and Inclusion Specialist
Ginny Bootman is an experienced teacher, SENDCO, school leader, author, speaker and qualified Level 5 Life Coach. Connections are at the heart of everything Ginny does – whether working with children, families, SENCOs, teachers or school leaders, she believes strong relationships create the trust needed for people to thrive. She has worked in education for many years as a headteacher, senior manager, class teacher, SENDCO, and adviser and supporter of SENCOs and teachers across special, primary and secondary schools.
Ginny is the author of Independent Thinking On Being A SENDCO and a regular speaker at national events including The National SEN Conference, The Education Show Wales and NASEN LIVE. Known for bringing experience, common sense and practical thinking to SEND, her aim is to cut through jargon and unnecessary paperwork so professionals can focus on what matters most: children and their families. Her approach is relational, practical and rooted in connection – combining reassurance with challenge, always with kindness and humour.
More new training from Ginny Bootman
✓Understand SEND as a whole-school responsibility
✓Evaluate your current SEND practice and systems
✓Develop a practical approach to reform readiness
✓Agree focused actions that drive real change
Get unlimited access to 150+ SENDcast CPD sessions for your whole school – just £175!
Discounted to £100+VAT for B Squared customers. Worth over £1,500 if bought individually!
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