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In the realm of education, catering to Special Educational Needs (SEN) learners is often centred around accommodating their unique challenges. In this blog we explore a more profound perspective that goes beyond accommodation.

The back-to-school season is a time of mixed emotions for students. In this article we explore the hidden triggers of back-to-school anxiety and provide practical strategies that help transform the way students approach each new scholastic year, fostering a sense of readiness and confidence.

In this blog, we explore how special education helps students, the interconnectedness of special education and inclusive education, and the systematic approach through which special education empowers every learner. Read on to find out actionable tips and more.

Classter, Leading Specialist in School Management Information Systems (SMIS), has teamed with PAGS, Special Education technology solutions provider, to provide a cutting-edge solution for educators.

We live in an era in which new technologies are constantly being created. This has had a huge impact not only on the way teachers teach but also on the way students learn. Online tools have made their way into the classroom and are fast replacing paper based material. 

This month we follow up on our last article in which we explored the impact of anxiety. Jo Bradley talks us through the little things that unknowingly weigh us down and helps us discover: How we can navigate our way through them What we can do to keep the wellbeing in youngsters on track

Whilst SEN can manifest itself in different levels and in different ways, it does not render a child a lesser person than anybody else.