Views from the Natspec team

Fil McIntyre reflects on this year’s Bett educational technology exhibition

Fil McIntyre reflects on the TechAbility conference and the breadth of discussion happening amongst delegates.

Coaching provides individual members of staff with a non-directive form of development that can improve their performance at work – learn more about it from a personal perspective.

Ruth Perry looks at the questions change programme areas should be asking themselves to develop a sound understanding of their current offer – and what more can be done to make sure that 16–25 provision for young people with SEND is included in their work.

Kirsten Jones considers current obstacles preventing equal access to further education.

Clare Howard looks at how a shared vision for SEND in FE could help us out of the current quagmire.

How a collaborative approach has benefited staff and organisations in their approach to Assistive Technology.

Natspec CEO Clare Howard reflects on two days in Stratford-upon-Avon and what we can take away from the collective experience.