Continue the SEND conversation
We’re delighted to work with B Squared, one of our media partners and the team behind The SENDcast.
Recorded live at Tes SEND Show London 2026, this special podcast series brings together speakers from the show to explore some of the key topics, ideas and practical approaches discussed across the seminar programme.
About The SENDcast: created by B Squared, The SENDcast is a free podcast for teachers, SENCOs, parents and anyone supporting children and young people with SEND, sharing expert insight, practical ideas and discussion around the issues shaping the sector.
Kate Browning: How do we know students with SEND are making progress?
Kate Browning joins Dale Pickles to explore how schools can measure progress for pupils with SEND, use the graduated approach effectively and build a more holistic picture of pupil development.
Katie Greenwood: Rethinking SEMH through a trauma-informed lens
Katie Greenwood discusses emotional safety, behaviour, trauma-informed practice and why understanding how children experience support can help schools move beyond surface-level behaviour strategies.
Simon Airey: Recognising the value of neurodivergent play
Autistic teacher and consultant Simon Airey explores neurodivergent play, observing without judgement and how adults can support children’s play without trying to change the way they naturally engage.
Samantha Asher: Understanding emotional regulation
Samantha Asher explores emotional regulation through a neurodivergent lens, sharing insight into big feelings and how we can better understand and support children and young people with SEND.
Want to hear more from The SENDcast? Explore the full Tes SEND Show podcast series.
EXPLORE ALL PODCASTSJoin us at Tes SEND Show London 2027
Tes SEND Show returns to the Business Design Centre, London on 1–2 October 2027. Register your interest and be among the first to hear about registration, programme announcements, speakers and seminar ticket offers.
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