Come and see us on 25 – 26 March in Birmingham! We will be at the show exhibiting as the ‘SENDcast’ on stand 53 in the Education and Parents area!
If you’re planning on attending it would be great to catch up face to face whilst you’re there.
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Nov
Nov
Purchase access to the ‘Getting Ready for the SEND Review’ Virtual SEND Conference TODAY! 1 ticket gives unlimited access for all staff at your school to watch the recordings of all 12 SEND expert presentations in this CPD certified online conference.
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Nov
Nov
It’s important for your school to start using our new faster Connecting Steps V5 assessment software NOW because we will be switching over from V4 to V5 on 31 December.
06
Oct
Oct
We’re offering schools who’ve already started using our new faster Connecting Steps V5 an exclusive discount of 20% OFF the next Virtual SEND Conference.
04
Oct
Oct
The full programme is now confirmed for the next Virtual SEND Conference launching on 26 November. With 12 expert speakers focusing on Special Schools, Quality First Teaching for all schools and Specific Learning Difficulties – there’s something for every setting!
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Sep
Sep
Come and see us on stand 157 on 8 – 9 October in London! We will be at the show exhibiting as the ‘Virtual SEND Conference & SENDcast’ on stand 157! If you’re planning on attending it would be great to catch up face to face whilst you’re there.
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Sep
Sep
Our Early Steps 2021 assessment framework covers both the EYFS 2021 and the new Development Matters. Over 90 early years settings are already using it and their feedback has been great.
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Oct
Oct
The B Squared team has been hard at work creating our new Early Steps 2021 assessment framework since the launch of the Early Years Foundation Stage 2021 Framework for early adopters, and the release of Development Matters 2020.
10
Jun
Jun
The removal of P Levels has been a long journey, that has taken 7 years to complete. A lot of people think that the removal of P Levels started with the ‘Rochford Review: Final Report’ that was released in October 2016. It actually started in the summer of 2013, when the DfE announced the plans to remove levels, introduce a new curriculum and change the end of key stage tests.
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Feb
Feb
In this webinar, I explore all the different ways schools can present their progress and how governors and external agencies can use this information to truly understand the impact of teaching and how the students are progressing, however that progress is measured and represented.