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Effective Practice Evidence Framework: further details about how to submit a case study
We are currently interested in hearing about examples of effective practice. For further information please visit this page.
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What works in SEND (WWiS) Digital Learning Platform: User Guide
This user guide demonstrates how to sign up to the WWiS Digital Learning Platform. The…
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The What Works in SEND newsletter
You can read previous editions of the What Works in SEND newsletter here.
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A call for literature review topics relating to special educational needs and disabilities
We would like to conduct more targeted literature searches on topics that are relevant to those who receive and provide SEND services.
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Bidding round open for year two of the Short Breaks Innovation Fund
The bidding round for year two of the Short Breaks Innovation Fund (formerly the Respite Innovation Fund) is now open.
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What Works in SEND: call for evidence
We are undertaking a systematic review of literature for the What Works in SEND programme on behalf of the RISE (Research and Improvement for SEND Excellence) partnership.
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New contract announced to support SEND improvement in local areas
We are delighted to announce that the Research & Improvement for SEND Excellence partnership (RISE), led by the Council for Disabled Children and including the National Development Team for Inclusion (NDTi), the University of Warwick and Isos Partnership will deliver a three year, £4.8m contract to support SEND improvement in local areas.