
The SENDcast is a weekly podcast focusing on Special Educational Needs, it is an amazing way to keep up to date with all the different areas within SEN, best practices and to improve your knowledge around SEND.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 333 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyEducationParenting | |||

When schools stop doing things *to* students and start doing things *with* them, everything changes.
Dale is joined by Claire Cannon a national inclusion consultant at Indigo Owl Coaching and Consultancy and Alice Phillips, a Year 11 student curren... more
For many neurodivergent children, reading isn't just difficult - it's frightening. And without the right support, that fear can follow them well into adulthood.
In this episode, Dale is joined by Vicki Edgar, Director at Fonetti and co-founder of t... more
Neurodiverse girls are often loyal, perceptive, and generous - qualities that are real strengths, but that can also make them vulnerable when it comes to navigating romantic relationships.
In this episode, Dale is joined by Kim McCabe, founder of R... more
Wellbeing, culture, and inclusion are more than buzzwords - but too many schools tick the boxes without making the real change that matters.
In this episode, Dale is joined by Cathal Lynch, Director of Wellbeing Quality Mark, to discuss 'Wellbeing,... more
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The majority of the guests are very knowledgeable and helpful, but sometimes I find Dale a little bit condescending around mainstream schools and always points out the negatives.
Love listening to the episodes. Making the life of a senco manageable and relatable.
I find these podcasts so informative and I always come away with ideas that I can implement back at school.
The ones with Alison around grief and anxiety are a must listen.
Superb sessions. Love them so much. So valuable
Have found these really convenient and informative. Have told all my NASENCo colleagues and lecturers! Thank you.
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Apple Podcasts | #239 |
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The show centers on Special Educational Needs in education, pairing practitioner-focused discussions with expert guests to unpack best practices, policy changes, and real-world classroom strategies. Recent episodes span topics from neurodiversity, mental health, and inclusive curricula to managing long-term illnesses, epilepsy, and rare conditions in schools. A standout pattern is the host's emphasis on practical, needs-led approaches, parental involvement, and actionable guidance for SENCOs, teachers, and families. The format often blends policy critique with grounded classroom tips, making it useful for listeners who want to stay informed and implementable in schools or home settings.
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5. Great Company with Jamie Laing
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Recent guests on The SENDcast include:
1. Kim McCabe
2. Cathal Lynch
3. Liz Day
4. Samantha Baines
5. Joanna Grace
6. Geoff Sopit
7. Nargis Sopit
8. Nicky Muller
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