The SEND Summit: Policy Reform & Practice Impact
19th June 2024
Exhibition opportunities
There are a number of exhibition spaces available at the SEND Summit: Policy Reform & Practice Impact conference. Exhibitors at the conference form an integral part of the event.
To discuss how your organisation can be involved, contact:
George Hogg | 020 7501 6699 | george.hogg@markallengroup.com
In association with The SEND Network
In association with The SEND Network The SEND Network is an online community for professionals, practitioners and advocates throughout the special education needs and disabilities sector. The SEND Network showcases best practice, current trends and thought leadership and provides a trusted space for peers to network, share ideas and develop their skills.
Deaf Choices UK.
Deaf Choices UK. (DCUK) Literacy for SEND children including Deaf children.
We are a Charity that supports deaf children and their parents from birth to 18 years old. We support parents to navigate the choices that are available for their deaf child to acquire language, engage with communication and learn to read.
DCUK are at the conference to demonstrate their unique Key Stage 1Literacy Resource Nan-in-a-Van (NIAV.)
• NIAV is an intervention created to work alongside all other literacy programmes.
• It is intended to be a short intervention which will help children struggling to learn to read to succeed at their Phonics screening test.
• NIAV uses both Cued Speech and British Sign Language to demonstrate the difference between sounds, letters and pictures.
• NIAV helps a child to feel confident with segmenting and blending and recognising alien words.
Equal Education
Equal Education offers specialist 1:1 tuition to improve academic and pastoral outcomes for vulnerable and disadvantaged students, including Children Looked After, those with Special Educational Needs and Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children. We work with qualified teachers, an evidence-based model demonstrating an average of 5 months additional progress (EEF), aligned with our social mission to overcome barriers, increase engagement and aspirations.
Invision360
Invision360 offers pioneering, custom-built tools designed to upgrade quality assurance processes, driving efficiencies for Local Authorities and ensuring better outcomes for children and young people. Founded in 2021 by CEO and experienced SEND service leader, Philip Stock, our solutions are underpinned by expert knowledge and industry experience.
Our digital tools include specific audit criteria based on nationally recognised good practice documentation, automated data analysis, step by step guidance and examples of ‘what good looks like’.
Data and evidence highlight areas for development, resulting in improved outcomes for children and young people with SEND or in care.
The TCES group
The TCES group is a family-owned social enterprise consisting of independent special schools in London, a Nurture specialist primary school, a community-based provision across London and the DfE accredited National Online School. We work with the most complex students in the country, providing holistic therapeutic education through the ‘TCES Way’. We are celebrating our 25th anniversary in 2024, having supported over 4,000 students on their journey from isolation to independence. In that time, we have never permanently excluded any child. We never give up.
Tempo Reading: Eye Tracking and AI reading APP and Tutor.
Tempo combines eye tracking to measure the performance of the student and text reveal that prevents skim reading and trains the student to hyper-focus while drastically reducing visual stress and confusion for the neurodiverse learner.