Episode 10: Where next?

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Hannah and Naomi Ashman discuss how beginning a screening protocol in a primary setting is going; things to think about and the exciting opportunities ahead. As both are currently enjoying studying for EdDs, they also consider the importance of research and how they balance the roles of SENCO, family and doctoral research. As an adoptive parent, Naomi also shares about the landscape of foster care and the barriers that care-experienced children often face.

About Anne...

Hannah Moloney is a SEND specialist with many years of experience in the education and care sectors. She is passionate about working to improve the SENCO role in practice, as well as build recognition for children with special educational needs and disabilities through strategic development of education, health and social care partnership working. Instigator of the Bath Spa University National SENCO Surveys, Hannah is committed to improving SEND provision in schools nationally. A qualified, practising SENCO and specialist assessor, she currently leads strategically on SEND provision across a group of primary and secondary schools.

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