Agenda
Stay up to date with everything happening in the community. On this agenda page you’ll find upcoming events, workshops, trainings and inspiring gatherings — all in one clear overview, ordered by date.
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- Thu12Nov
Changing the Way Students Experience Math: Making Mistakes and Guided Discovery
Having the wrong answer isn’t something to be ashamed of! It’s an opportunity to investigate and celebrate student thinking. Join math leader Mike Flynn of Flynn Education as he explains the power behind making mistakes and encouraging guided discovery, helping students achieve greater comprehension through curiosity, productive struggle, and meaningful discussion.
- Time
- 16:00
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Amplify
- Mon16Nov
Early Years SEND Reviewer Training
This free training session is designed for Early Years SENCOs and setting managers who would like to carry out an Early Years SEND Review within their own setting, or as part of a peer review with another setting, using the Early Years SEND Review Guide. The Early Years SEND Review is a practical self-evaluation and improvement tool that supports settings to reflect on their current provision, celebrate strengths, and identify priorities for development.
- Time
- 17:30 – 19:00
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- nasen
- Mon16Nov
Session 2 of 3: Systems and Processes
The second session turns to the systems and processes that make inclusive practice reliable at scale. Distinguishing the whole system from the individual processes within it, we look at how you secure accurate identification of need, keep SEND registers meaningful and current, and analyse patterns of need to inform provision planning at both school and group level.
- Time
- 13:45 – 14:45
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Whole School SEND
- Mon16Nov
Solo School Counselor PLN
A free, virtual professional learning network connecting school counselors who serve as the sole counselor in their school. This informal, monthly network provides a welcoming space for school counselors to connect, share ideas, troubleshoot challenges, exchange resources, and learn from one another.
- Time
- 09:30 – 10:30
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Keep Indiana Learning
- Mon16Nov
Small Groups, Big Impact: Making Differentiation Work Across K–8 Classrooms
Join us for a practical, classroom-focused edWebinar exploring how purposeful learning rotations can make differentiation more manageable, effective, and sustainable. Through real-world examples from an elementary math classroom and a middle school reading classroom, we'll examine how educators can use student data to create flexible groups, design meaningful, independent learning experiences, and maximize instructional time.
- Time
- 13:00 – 14:00
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- edWeb
- Mon16Nov
Specialist Spotlight: Supporting Learners with Social Communication Needs (Cross phase)
This spotlight session is aimed at teachers, support staff, SENDCos and inclusion leaders. It explores the role of oral language as the foundation for learning, enabling pupils to access the wider curriculum and supporting their social and emotional wellbeing, behaviour, and peer relationships.
- Time
- 15:30 – 16:30
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Whole School SEND
- Tue17Nov
AI Companions: Harmless Chatbot or Your Students' New Best Friend?
AI Companions: Harmless Chatbot or Your Students' New Best Friend?
- Time
- 18:00 – 19:00
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Share My Lesson
- Tue17Nov
Specialist Spotlight: Understanding Executive Function (Cross-phase)
The discussion will be hosted by Whole School SEND’s National Delivery Coordinator, Caroline Sutton-Reid, and everyone will be encouraged to join in, ask questions and share experiences. Know what executive function is and why executive function skills are important.
- Time
- 15:30 – 16:30
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Universal SEND Services
- Tue17Nov
Strengthen Your Boost Math Routines
Join our monthly webinar series designed to help you get started with Boost Math®! With the support of Amplify experts and implementation partners you’ll learn to build effective classroom routines, use reporting and data, and sustain momentum throughout the 2026–27 school year.
- Time
- 14:00
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Amplify
- Tue17Nov
Language Access Network Creating Consistent Systems: Interpretation and Translation Workflows
Administrators and teacher leaders in charge of writing a district or charter’s Language Access Plan.
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Student Access and Opportunity
- Tue17Nov
Title Tuesday - Professional Development Best Practices
District and Charter School leaders and Business Managers managing ESEA Title programs.
- Time
- 10:00 – 11:00
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Student Access and Opportunity
- Tue17Nov
Webinar: How K-12 Tech Leaders Communicate Value and Drive Innovation
Every day, K-12 education technology leaders are making a difference. But how often do we take the time to share those stories and help others understand the impact of our work?
- Time
- 14:00 – 15:00
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- CoSN
- Wed18Nov
Driving Student Engagement and Outcomes with Living Materials: The Living Classroom
Are your science lessons feeling a bit static? It’s time to move beyond the textbook and bring your curriculum to life—literally. In this edWebinar, K–12 educators will discover how to integrate living materials of all kinds into their everyday teaching to boost student engagement and transform academic outcomes.
- Time
- 17:00 – 18:00
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- edWeb
- Wed18Nov
Twilight Talk - Making Every Connection Count: Improving Outcomes for Service Children with SEND
This session explores the development and impact of the Garrison Action Project (GAP), a collaborative initiative designed to improve outcomes for service children with SEND across schools in Catterick Garrison. Participants will gain an understanding of the unique challenges faced by children from military families, including the impact of mobility, deployment, transition and separation on learning, social and emotional wellbeing, and communication and language development.
- Time
- 16:00 – 17:00
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- nasen
- Wed18Nov
Neglected and Delinquent Annual Count Training
Neglected and Delinquent Annual Count Training. Title I Coordinators, MARSS Coordinators, Ed-Fi Coordinators, Delinquent Facility Administrators, and School Administrators.
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Student Access and Opportunity
- Wed18Nov
Specialist Spotlight: Barriers to Attendance Part 2
This two-part CPD will explore both the research evidence and practical approaches to understanding what causes and supports attendance and pupil engagement across all phases. Through presentation, discussion and examples, we will consider the factors that can influence attendance, including individual, family, and school-related barriers.
- Time
- 15:30 – 16:30
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Whole School SEND
- Wed18Nov
New to ESEA Session - Title IIA and Title IIIA Program Requirements
LEA staff who are new or newer to managing ESEA Title programs
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Student Access and Opportunity
- Thu19Nov
Strengthen PreK – Elementary Literacy Outcomes: Identify Needs, Prioritize Support, and Make Investments Count
This edLeader Panel will help district leaders navigate Title I, II, and III funding opportunities, explore how each funding stream can support literacy improvement, and understand how evidence-based oral language assessment and intervention can contribute to stronger literacy outcomes. Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of Title I, II, and III funding, practical considerations for using each funding stream to support PreK to elementary literacy improvement, and insights into how OxEd's TEL Ted Program can help districts identify oral language needs earlier and deliver targeted support.
- Time
- 16:00 – 17:00
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- edWeb
- Thu19Nov
Prompts and Pedagogy: When You Can't Tell Who Wrote It
AI in education moves faster than anyone can reasonably keep up with, and most of us are trying to keep up in the cracks between everything else. Prompts and Pedagogy is a standing forty-five minutes to catch you up.
- Time
- 16:00 – 16:45
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Keep Indiana Learning
- Thu19Nov
Digital Dangers & Student Behavior: AI Deepfakes & the Threats Your School Isn’t Ready For
AI-generated deepfakes, algorithmic harm, and digital tools for targeted violence tactics are creating new safety risks—and new legal questions. Join a school safety expert who led an AI taskforce and a forensic linguist who studies how students encode risk and a closer look at the patterns behind AI-driven threats like deepfakes, and exactly what to do when a concern lands on your desk.
- Time
- 14:00 – 15:00
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Navigate360
- Thu19Nov
McKinney-Vento Transportation
In this webinar, participants learn about providing transportation to students experiencing homelessness and funding sources for transportation in Minnesota.
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Student Access and Opportunity
- Thu19Nov
Intro to Activity Building
Looking to start building your own lessons in Amplify Classroom? Join us at our next webinar to learn all about our free lesson building tool, Activity Builder (AB).
- Time
- 18:30
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Amplify
- Mon23Nov
Specialist Spotlight: Supporting learners with attention difficulties (Primary)
This session offers practical tools and psychological insights to help educators support learners who struggle with focus and attention. Participants will explore common challenges, discover structured strategies to improve engagement, and take part in interactive discussions and Q&A. The session provides specialist guidance on creating inclusive learning environments where those with attention needs are well supported.
- Time
- 15:30 – 16:30
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Universal SEND Services
- Tue24Nov
Twilight Talk: Spotting Signs and Symptoms of Dyscalculia and Maths Difficulties
Early intervention in both dyscalculia is crucial for supporting learners effectively. Developing a clear understanding of the differences between dyscalculia, general maths difficulties, and other factors that impact mathematical learning is essential for providing appropriate support.
- Time
- 16:00 – 17:00
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- nasen
- Tue24Nov
English Learner (EL) Educator Exchange - November - Virtual
EL Coordinators, educators, and educational leaders
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Student Access and Opportunity
- Wed25Nov
Specialist Spotlight: Adaptive Teaching - Part 2 (Primary)
This session is the second in a two-part series focusing on practical approaches to support progress and engagement across primary settings. Learn how adaptive teaching can help meet the diverse needs of learners through a range of tools and approaches. The session includes opportunities for discussion, reflection, and Q&A.
- Time
- 15:30 – 16:30
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Universal SEND Services
- Wed25Nov
Meeting the Needs of Every Child (9.30am - 11.30am)
This FREE online session will provide practitioners with a thorough overview of inclusive practice for SEND in the early years. Throughout this webinar, you will be invited to participate in a range of activities to support your learning.
- Time
- 09:30 – 11:30
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- nasen
- Fri27Nov
Go All In Together with Jeff Kinney! From book to screen: thinking like a storyteller
As part of the National Year of Reading, and in partnership with Penguin, join one of the world's most-loved children's authors, Jeff Kinney, for an exclusive behind-the-scenes event exploring how stories make the journey from page to screen. In this exciting and interactive Go All In Together! event, Jeff will take pupils inside the world of Diary of a Wimpy Kid - one of the most popular and beloved children's book series, and a favourite of young readers around the world.
- Time
- 10:00 – 10:40
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- National Literacy Trust
- Fri27Nov
Support for Learning Third Annual Online Conference: ‘Professional Learning in Special and Inclusive Education: A Vital Cog?
Professional Learning (or Continuing Professional Development, CPD) in Inclusive Education is often described as a ‘vital cog’ because inclusive education succeeds or fails largely through the expertise, confidence, and dispositions of teachers. This conference seeks to provide practical illustrations of the opportunities and challenges present in enhancing professional learning in Inclusive Education.
- Time
- 09:00 – 14:00
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- nasen
- Mon30Nov
Session 3 of 3: Monitoring and Review
The final session focuses on how you monitor and review provision across a school group so that it genuinely improves outcomes. We look at the full range of monitoring activities available to system leaders, from learning walks, work scrutiny and provision-map sampling to pupil voice, attendance analysis and intervention monitoring, and how to keep them proportionate and purposeful rather than compliance-driven.
- Time
- 13:45 – 14:45
- Location
- Online
- Organized by
- Universal SEND Services