Beste Special Needs Jungle Podcasts (2024)

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SNJ in Conversation: CFA 10 years on Brian Lamb OBE says building good parental relationships is the key to fixing SEND 59:33

3M ago59:33

59:33

SNJ's Sharon Smith and Tania Tirraoro talk to veteran SEND expert, Brian Lamb OBE a new episode of SNJ in Conversation on the Children and Families Act 10 years on. Brian says building good parental relationships is the key to fixing SEND Find the webpage for this episode here

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SNJ in Conversation with Edward Timpson CBE KC “You’ve got to really care about families and their lives …” 57:11

6M ago57:11

57:11

In the third podcast in our series on a decade of the Children and Families Act 2014, SNJ ’s Tania and Renata talks to former SEND Minister, Edward Timpson, who steered the legislation through parliament. We discuss the battles he had to fight to create a legal duty on health in the Act, and to bring in Ofsted /CQC SEND inspections. What does he wi…

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SNJ in Conversation: 10 years of the Children & Families Act: Philippa Stobbs on the wins and losses 1:13:24

6M ago1:13:24

1:13:24

Philippa Stobbs OBE worked for 30 years at the centre of developing national SEND policy with the Council for Disabled Children—she's the highly-respected doyenne of SEN. Few people have as encyclopaedic knowledge of special educational needs as she does. She spent decades negotiating with the government of the day to ensure legislation and new pol…

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10 Years of the Children & Families Act 2014: Stephen Kingdom 44:27

7M ago44:27

44:27

This is Part 1 of a series on a decade of The Children and Families Act that was passed in 2014. What went wrong and what went right? First up is Stephen Kingdom, now of the Disabled Children’s Partnership, but in 2012, he was the SEND man at the DfE. Stephen looks back at the creating and implementation of the CFA and discusses with Tania Tirraoro…

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SNJ in Conversation with Dame Christine Lenehan 46:33

1y ago46:33

46:33

SNJ's Tania and Renata chat to newly-retired Director of the Council for Disabled Children about her career, her biggest achievements and who her favourite SEND minister has been... Find the webpage for the episode, including pictures from Dame Christine's Valedictory address to the SEND sector, here…

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What are Labour ‘s plans for SEND? We speak to Helen Hayes MP 47:07

1+ y ago47:07

47:07

While few except the DfE think the Government's SEND Improvement Plan is going to fix special educational needs provision in England, Tania & Renata ask Labour's spokesperson on SEND, Helen Hayes MP, for her views on the issue. Find the podcast webpage here: https://www.specialneedsjungle.com/snj-in-conversation-labour-send-spokesperson-helen-hayes…

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SNJ in Conversation with Carrie Grant: Supporting children at the intersection of SEND, Race and Gender Identity 52:03

1+ y ago52:03

52:03

Vocal coach and celebrity, Carrie Grant MBE is well known for having a diverse family. Along with her husband, singer, David Grant, she has four neurodivergent, mixed race children, several of whom also identify as transgender. Two are also up and coming actors, including in the series, Hollyoaks. In an interesting and entertaining episode of SNJ i…

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SNJ in Conversation with public lawyer, Steve Broach: SEND Law in 2023 53:19

1+ y ago53:19

53:19

In the first SNJ in Conversation podcast of the year, Renata and Tania put your questions to public lawyer Steve Broach about SEND law in 2023. Your questions answered about EHCPs, Annual Reviews, what, if anything, has changed, group challenges via Judicial Review and much more! Listen to the show and find the show webpage here: https://www.specia…

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SNJ in Conversation with Will Quince MP, Children & Families Minister 43:58

2+ y ago43:58

43:58

SNJ's Renata Blower and Tania Tirraoro discuss aspects of the SEND Review Green Paper with Minister for Children & Families, Will Quince MP. We covered a range of issues, including plans for mandatory mediation, ringfencing schools' SEND budgets, teacher training for SEND and much more over 45 minutes of in-depth conversation. If you want to know m…

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Growing Up Disabled, with Siena Castellon and George Fielding 53:39

3y ago53:39

53:39

On this episode of SNJ in Conversation, young disability campaigners, Siena Castellon and George Fielding talk to Special Needs Jungle's Renata Blower, discussing their lives, their achievements, what it was like growing up with a disability and the challenges that has presented. They offer advice for other young people - and their parents. Find th…

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How is Ofsted supporting & evaluating SEND provision during the pandemic? 1:01:01

4y ago1:01:01

1:01:01

On this episode of SNJ in Conversation, Tania Tirraoro & Matt Keer chat to Nick Whittaker, Ofsted HM Inspector and its specialist SEND Adviser, about how Ofsted is supporting & evaluating SEND provision during the coronavirus pandemic. You can also watch this episode as a video on YouTube. Find the blog post for the article on the SNJ website. Nick…

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The Teaching Assistant What's their role & how can schools use them effectively? 42:04

4y ago42:04

42:04

The teaching assistant is vital to enable many children with SEND to be in mainstream schools. But often teachers have had no training in using them to the best effect, and with no minimum standards, quality training for TAs can be hard to find. SNJ's Tania chats with Assistant Professor Rob Webster of UCL's Institute of Education, and Bren Prender…

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SEND LAW AND EOTAS - PART 2: What's happening with SEND Law right now? And why you mustn't confuse EOTAS with home education. 36:29

4y ago36:29

36:29

Part Two SNJ in Conversation: SEND law now and EOTAS. Specialist SEN lawyers Hayley Mason and Nicole Lee talking to Tania Tirraoro about what parents should be expecting from their child's school for their support right now. And why Education Other Than at School or EOTAS shouldn't be confused with Home Education. Help us to help you by please taki…

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SNJ in Conversation: SEND law now and EOTAS 32:50

4y ago32:50

32:50

SNJ in Conversation: SEND law now and EOTAS, with specialist lawyers Hayley Mason and Nicole Lee talking to Tania Tirraoro. What's happening with SEND Law right now? And why if you're thinking of educating your disabled child yourself, you mustn't confuse Education Other than at School (EOTAS) with Home Education. This is part one of a two-part epi…

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SNJ In Conversation: SEND training for SENCOs and school leaders with Anne Heavey and Hannah Moloney 39:54

4y ago39:54

39:54

On this episode of SNJ In Conversation, Tania Tirraoro chats to Anne Heavey, Director of Whole School SEND, and Hannah Moloney, expert SENCO and Dyslexia specialist, who've all created a resource for school leaders to improve their SEND knowledge. The discussion includes a brief history of SEND and why training in the UK is so far behind that in so…

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SNJ In Conversation: The online Oak Academy and how it's developing its SEND offer 29:52

4+ y ago29:52

29:52

Tania and Renata chat to Anne Heavey, specialist curriculum lead for the online Oak Academy resource bank, developed to support children during lockdown and now backed by the Department for Education. Anne is also the director of Whole School SEND and is working to make sure Oak has more to offer to children and young people with SEND for the year …

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SNJ In Conversation: Race, discrimination, exclusion and intersectionality in SEND 51:43

4+ y ago51:43

51:43

SNJ's Renata Blower talks to our assistant editor, and former headteacher, Marguerite Haye, and to Venessa Bobb, SEND parent and advocate about their experiences as black women and parents of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. The discussion ranges from disproportionality of black children and exclusion, inte…

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SNJ In Conversation with Dame Christine Lenehan, Director of the Council for Disabled Children 45:24

4+ y ago45:24

45:24

Tania and Renata from SNJ chat with Dame Christine Lenehan, Director of the Council for Disabled Children about children's social care, what the pandemic has revealed, and what needs to change. You can find the original post for this episode here on Special Needs Jungle The CDC describes itself as, "the umbrella body for the disabled children's sec…

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How can disabled children's education still be protected during Coronavirus?  50:03

4+ y ago50:03

50:03

Public Law Barrister, Steve Broach, chats with Renata Blower and Tania Tirraoro of Special Needs Jungle about the Coronavirus Act legislative changes to SEND law and what families of children with special educational needs and disabilities remain entitled to to help support them whether they are back in school or still trying to learn online at hom…

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SNJ In Conversation: Awesome and Autistic in a post-pandemic world 34:17

4+ y ago34:17

34:17

Teenage autistic author and neurodiversity advocate, Siena Castellon chats with Tania and Renata from Special Needs Jungle about her new book The Spectrum Girl's Survival Guide: How to Grow Up Awesome and Autistic, life in lockdown and how she's working out a new future post-pandemic. Order Siena's book from her website: https://www.sienacastellon.…

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Coronavirus and children's  mental health,  issues explored &  top tips to help 36:21

4+ y ago36:21

36:21

SNJ's Renata Blower & Tania Tirraoro in Conversation with Child & Adolescent Mental Health Counsellor, Angela Kelly. Angela is a parent of two children with autism and a qualified child and adolescent mental health counsellor. She's also Special Needs Jungle's Mental Health Editor. We discuss at the issues sparked by the coronavirus pandemic and lo…

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SNJ in Conversation: CFA 10 years on Brian Lamb OBE says building good parental relationships is the key to fixing SEND 59:33

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SNJ in Conversation with Edward Timpson CBE KC “You’ve got to really care about families and their lives …” 57:11

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SNJ in Conversation: 10 years of the Children & Families Act: Philippa Stobbs on the wins and losses 1:13:24

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10 Years of the Children & Families Act 2014: Stephen Kingdom 44:27

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SNJ in Conversation with Dame Christine Lenehan 46:33

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What are Labour ‘s plans for SEND? We speak to Helen Hayes MP 47:07

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SNJ in Conversation with Carrie Grant: Supporting children at the intersection of SEND, Race and Gender Identity 52:03

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SNJ in Conversation with public lawyer, Steve Broach: SEND Law in 2023 53:19

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SNJ in Conversation with Will Quince MP, Children & Families Minister 43:58

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Growing Up Disabled, with Siena Castellon and George Fielding 53:39

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How is Ofsted supporting & evaluating SEND provision during the pandemic? 1:01:01

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The Teaching Assistant What's their role & how can schools use them effectively? 42:04

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SEND LAW AND EOTAS - PART 2: What's happening with SEND Law right now? And why you mustn't confuse EOTAS with home education. 36:29

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SNJ in Conversation: SEND law now and EOTAS 32:50

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SNJ In Conversation: SEND training for SENCOs and school leaders with Anne Heavey and Hannah Moloney 39:54

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SNJ In Conversation: The online Oak Academy and how it's developing its SEND offer 29:52

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SNJ In Conversation: Race, discrimination, exclusion and intersectionality in SEND 51:43

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SNJ In Conversation with Dame Christine Lenehan, Director of the Council for Disabled Children 45:24

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How can disabled children's education still be protected during Coronavirus?  50:03

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SNJ In Conversation: Awesome and Autistic in a post-pandemic world 34:17

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Coronavirus and children's  mental health,  issues explored &  top tips to help 36:21

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