Sponsors & Partners

At Texthelp, we believe everyone deserves to understand and be understood. Everyone’s brain works differently. We don’t all read, write and think in the same way. We create technology that helps build confidence at school with reading, writing and maths. 

For schools, colleges and universities, our products work together to build an environment where everything is easier to understand. Students have simple toolbars for help with reading and writing. They include things like text-to-speech, predictive spelling or grammar, picture dictionaries, and much more. And there’s one specifically for maths that helps with typing equations, remembering the symbols, and taking maths from pencil and paper to the computer. Teachers can edit PDFs to create worksheets, assign work, and provide feedback and comments in any format. 

www.texthelp.com

Since 1903, we’ve been rewarding achievement by designing and delivering fair and inclusive assessment. We do this because quality assessment is an essential ingredient for a good education.  

We set and mark the papers for around half of all GCSEs and A-levels, but we’re more than an exam board. As an independent education charity we reinvest all of our income. From funding cutting-edge research, to supporting new insights that help raise the bar in assessment practice internationally, we’re always focused on fair and inclusive assessment and the positive impact it has on teaching, learning and society. 

www.aqa.org.uk

nasen (National Association of Special Educational Needs) is a charity organisation which has been operating for 25 years. We support thousands of education professionals by providing relevant knowledge, training and resources required to enable staff to meet all pupils’ needs and go on to ensure those children and young people reach their full potential. Working with those professionals, nasen aims to ensure that practice for special and additional needs is effective and current.

www.nasen.org.uk

The British Assistive Technology Association (BATA) is a not-for-profit organisation of members operating directly within the UK AT sector. Our mission is to unite voices for AT progress so that we can collectively empower and improve the lives of individuals with disabilities and advance the development and implementation of AT in the UK. 

We do this in a number of ways, including building awareness of what assistive technology (both free and purchased) is currently available, highlighting the challenges to get access to the most appropriate AT, and advocating for policy change to better represent our communities of disabled people, neurodivergent individuals, and our older generations who rely on assistive technology to maintain independent lives.

www.bataonline.org

The Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) is the leading professional association and trade union for all school, college and trust leaders. We are proud to support and represent more than 25,000 leaders of primary, secondary and post-16 education from across the UK.

Our members are responsible for the education of more than four million young people and children. We work to shape national education policy, provides advice and support to our members and deliver first-class professional development.

www.ascl.org.uk

The SEND Network is an online community for SEND practitioners to stay up to date with latest sector updates, share ideas and connect with peers. It provides a trusted, curated space for professionals to network, develop their skills and share best practice. Join the SEND Network today.

Our channels showcase specially selected and curated content on current best practice for supporting children and young people, wellbeing for SEND professionals and products and services, as well as updates on the Tes SEND Show and other related events. 

send-network.co.uk

Visit stand 281 for a free copy of the UK’s biggest-circulation autism publication. We’ll also have some back copies to give away.

PLUS, we’ll be offering a special show discount on printed issue subscriptions.

Come and check out this award-winning, information-packed quarterly magazine full of essential reading for anyone working with or living with individuals on the autism spectrum. 

Read about education, therapies, resources, legal issues, diet and nutrition, news, books and much more.

autismeye.com

SEN Magazine is the UK’s leading special educational needs magazine. An invaluable whole-school resource for special and mainstream settings . SEN Magazine is also essential reading for everyone who lives or works with children and young adults with SEN.

Share best practice, read expert articles and discover useful tips for parents and professionals. In print, online and via its email newsletter, SEN Magazine will keep you up to date with the latest SEN news, products, services and CPD opportunities.

Pick up a free copy of SEN at the show entrance.

senmagazine.co.uk

Published bi-monthly as a digital magazine, Education Business keeps head teachers and other education decision-makers updated with the latest education sector information – with news, features, analysis, opinion and best practice. One of the Key Partners of Education Business is NASEN who provide regular SEN editorial. Covering topics to help schools and colleges operate more efficiently, these include education technology, finance, facilities management, security, health & safety, catering and SEND provision. 

For any further information please contact Karen Hopps on 0208-532-5716 

educationbusinessuk.net 

Nursery World has a long and rich heritage of supporting the early years with best practice advice – and has always moved with the times! This means that our current content has a strong focus on areas such as wellbeing, outdoor learning, communication and language and physical development.

With recent changes to the EYFS and the inspection framework, we recognise the importance of keeping our readers ‘one step ahead’. Every month we draw on the knowledge of experts working within early education – including hands-on practitioners and eminent specialists in their fields.

nurseryworld.co.uk

Headteacher Update is a magazine, website, podcast and regular ebulletin dedicated to the primary school leadership team. We tackle a wide range of leadership issues, offering best practice, case studies and in-depth information, advice and guidance. 

Headteacher Update prides itself on being a positive and constructive voice for teachers and school leaders working throughout primary education across the UK.

headteacher-update.com

Whether it be articles, podcasts, webinars or face-to-face events, we deliver best practice, practical, advice-driven, research-led and case study content aimed at the amazing school leaders, teaching and support staff working in secondary education.

We offer an open access website, weekly ebulletins, an award-winning & in-depth podcast, half-termly webinars, and regular best practice events.

sec-ed.co.uk

Children & Young People Now is a magazine and website resource covering policy issues and best practice for all professionals working to improve the life chances of children, young people and families in the United Kingdom.

Launched in 2007, Children & Young People Now is the result of the merging of Children Now, which was produced in association with the National Children's Bureau, and sister magazine Young People Now.

cypnow.co.uk

CPD Accreditation: Tes SEND offers 42 CPD-certified seminars 

These sessions have been assessed by the CPD Group, to ensure they hold all the fundamental elements to meet professional CPD principles.

By attending Tes SEND, you can then apply for your personal certificate.

How do I receive my certificate?

Following the event all those that attended will be emailed a link to download their personal certificate.

https://thecpd.group/