At The SEND Learning Hub we completely understand how difficult it can be supporting classes of about 30 children, whilst having some children with SEND in there too, who need extra help and support in the classroom.
Sometimes when a child becomes dysregulated in class, it can be difficult to know why, or what happened. We can help you become detectives in your setting and give you hints and tips on what to look out for, and what type of things can dysregulate a child who has SEND.
Workshops can be delivered as a 60 minute staff meeting, or a half day CPD session during INSET days. They can be carried out in small groups (eg supporting TAs), or as a whole school.
They are practical workshops, which will allow you to step into the shoes of your pupils with SEND, and dig a bit deeper into why, and how, they become dysregulated. We’ll give you some strategies to support them.
I also provide transitional resources for pupils in schools, who may need that extra in terms of visual support for transitions, or expressing emotions. Please get in touch, or check out the 'Resources' page for more information.
For more information about our workshops, please CONTACT US.
The SEND Learning Hub can come directly to your school to provide a 12 week course for pupils who may be struggling with trauma, attachment or emotional issues. Each session will take place on the same day each week, at the same time. More than one pupil can be catered for in separate sessions on the same day if necessary. Please contact us for further information.

The SEND Learning Hub can provide weekly sensory circuits to your school to give sensory input to the children that need it. It will be for a group of 6-8 children, once a week for a full term. A teaching assistant will also need to attend each session.
Each session is set to different types of music, depending on what section of the circuit we are on, and ends with a calming section to make sure the children get the input they need and are calm and ready for the classroom afterwards.
This part of the circuit happens first and is an active, lively part of the session to allow the use of some excess energy
This section gives the children the opportunity to use their brain and their bodies by carrying out tasks that not only involve movement, but also need concentration
At the end of every session we carry out calming activities such as using lycra sheets, gym balls and blankets to settle them down ready for learning again.

Meet online for 30 minutes with Michelle to discuss your issues and needs, and to see how The SEND Learning Hub can help your family