FORTHCOMING SEN EVENTS
This is an extract from my
Spring Term 2018/19 'SEN Update' entitled:
“SOMETIMES PEOPLE JUST DON’T UNDERSTAND!"
that was released on 18th January 2019.
Spring Term 2018/19 'SEN Update' entitled:
“SOMETIMES PEOPLE JUST DON’T UNDERSTAND!"
that was released on 18th January 2019.
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Those of you who have signed up to receive information from me by email or on social media, will have already seen that, by request from a few people, we have extended the date for the early bird discount to today for the SEN Law Conference that is taking place this year on the 5 March 2019, which I am co-hosting with IPSEA and Matrix Chambers.
As I understand it, about 200 people have already signed up to come to the conference and there are only limited places left, although we have moved venue this year to accommodate more people
So I encourage you to book a place if you can now, before it is too late. If you want to seize on the extended early bird rate for a discount, then I’m afraid that you only have until the end of today to get it, if you book and pay for your place.
You can do this at: www.senlawconference.co.uk.
In the meantime, the other forthcoming SEN events that I think might be worth going to are:-
As I understand it, about 200 people have already signed up to come to the conference and there are only limited places left, although we have moved venue this year to accommodate more people
So I encourage you to book a place if you can now, before it is too late. If you want to seize on the extended early bird rate for a discount, then I’m afraid that you only have until the end of today to get it, if you book and pay for your place.
You can do this at: www.senlawconference.co.uk.
In the meantime, the other forthcoming SEN events that I think might be worth going to are:-
- BETT Exhibition on information technology in education being held in Lndon at Excel on 23 -26 January 2019;
- Naidex Exhibition being held at Birmingham NEC on 26/27 March 2019, dedicated to the future of disability; and
- (although it is a bit early) the TES SEN North 2019 Exhibition being held at Manchester Central on 10-11 May 2019.
With best wishes
Douglas
Douglas
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