This episode features Mr Rogers, a mainstream primary headteacher passionate about inclusive education. We discuss the realities of supporting pupils with SEND in mainstream settings, the role of school policies and leadership, and how a positive mindset can help schools develop a deeper understanding of neurodiversity and additional needs.

In this episode, we are joined by Hollie, a neurodivergent educator who shares her experience of living and working with ADHD. The conversation explores the importance of understanding ADHD in educational settings, the role of reasonable adjustments in supporting both staff and pupils, and how creating inclusive environments can help neurodivergent individuals thrive

In this episode, we're joined by musician Shelly Quarmby, who shares her journey of living with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome while using her music as a powerful tool for connection and change.

Sally Tonge dives deep into her role as a verbal artist and the difference that words and music can make.

Shaun Spicer talks about Jaxon’s Down syndrome diagnosis and how football helped challenge stigma and redefine inclusion.

Steve Hermon shares his journey as a parent following his son's autism diagnosis and the charity work supporting Speech and Language Therapy

A welcome introduction to our podcast - In the Know: SEND Perspectives.