Come and meet the Special Needs Jungle team at The Autism Show this Friday and Saturday!

This is just a quick reminder for you. The Special Needs Jungle team is at The Autism Show this Friday and Saturday and we’d LOVE to meet as many of you as possible. There’s also some other new news further down the post, so keep reading!

We’ll have printed booklets of our ever-popular SEND Flow charts, our Annual Review Flow Chart and a new SEN Support-specific leaflet that you can take away with you. Depending on when and which day you come, you can also say hello to our Mental Health Editor, Angela Kelly and our Associate Editor, Marguerite Haye, as well as columnists Catriona Moore and Siena Castellon.

Workshops

We’ll also be doing workshops aimed at professionals on the Friday and focused on parents on the Saturday. The professionals’ workshops (and of course you’re welcome to come to either, whoever you are, we’re not checking at the door!) look at better working relationships with parents, and we also have an interactive “what would you do if” scenario workshop that includes a section on helping children at school with medical conditions.

For parents, we look at successful meetings and collaborating with professionals from a parental perspective, and we also have one that takes you through the basics of SEN Support, preparing your parental statement for an EHCP and how to check through your draft to make sure everything your child needs is there.

Where to find us - D9

We’ll have our stand, D9 in the workshop area, and it’ll be full of free resources for you to take away as well as catching up with us.

The event as a whole

Of course there are lots of other things to do at The Autism Show. You can find out more about what’s on across the whole event in our post here.

SNJ is ONLY at London because our parenting responsibilities and my energy levels won’t stretch to three weekends running, but there will be equally great events at Birmingham and Manchester in the following weeks, if that’s closer to you.

Book your tickets now and save 20 percent at: www.autismshow.co.uk

Support Special Needs Jungle

Even though we’re able to be at The Autism Show because of a promotional arrangement with the organisers, there are of course still expenses involved in going to these events and as you know, we’re all volunteers. If you think you can help us, please donate.

We’d like to thank those you who have donated in the past, and especially those of you who make a monthly donation to keep us going. If you’d like to help contribute to the costs of running SNJ and of getting to events and printing our resources that we give away free, you can do so below by either becoming a monthly patron with Patreon, or making a Paypal donation

To be a Patreon patron, we ask for a minimum monthly donation of $5 (it’s a US invention - the conversion - just under £4 - is made automatically) and you will get access to a brand new monthly newsletter of the best of SEND only for patrons as well as podcasts. This is a brand new venture for us, so we hope you want to be a part of it. If you donate $10 or more each month, you get access to even more content and resources.

Become a Patron!

OR make a one-off donation:

If you’d like to advertise with us, please get in touch

So we hope to see you there!

Join the SNJ “Patron” Squad & get exclusive content!

Become a Patron!

- Your Squad Patrons' EXCLUSIVE January Newsletter is out. Let us know if haven't received it - PLUS If you purchased the webinar or recording, have you received the email with the webinar recording? If not, check your spam or get in touch.

Don’t miss a thing!

Tania Tirraoro

Founder, CEO, Editor at Special Needs Jungle

Founder of Special Needs Jungle. Parent of two young adults with autism. Tania is a member of the Whole School SEND Expert Reference Group for SEND Leadership, the Ofsted SEND Inspections Stakeholders Group, and sits on the Advisory Board of the Royal Holloway, University of London Centre of Gene and Cell Therapy.
She is also an experienced broadcast and print journalist & author. Tania also runs a PR, web & social media consultancy, SocialOro Media. She is a Rare Disease & chronic pain patient advocate with Ehlers Danlos syndrome.

Latest posts by Tania Tirraoro (see all)

Ofsted’s grim verdict on SEND in England - January 22, 2020
Ofsted explains its new way of reporting on SEND provision in education - January 17, 2020
New Autism Toolkit launched to get support for children #RightFromTheStart - January 14, 2020