Still time to enter the Nasen Awards, but hurry

12 July 2019

Do you or anyone you know deserve an Innovation Award for Technology? Nominations for this category in the Nasen Awards close on July 19. The award will go to any organisation or educational setting that can effectively demonstrate how technology has been used to promote inclusion for children and young people with SEND.

Supported by BATA - council member Myles Pilling is on the judging panel - the awards will be made at a black-tie dinner on Friday 18th October at the Waldorf Hilton Hotel, London.

To nominate for the Innovation Award for Technology (self-nomination is allowed), you must be able to provide evidence of how technology has promoted inclusion and what positive impact this has had for young people with SEND - for example how successfully the technology has promoted children’s learning and development - and how accessible the technology is to teaching staff, parents and carers.

Further information is available here.

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