Greetings SENCOs,

Welcome back to another exciting edition of SENsible Magazine! We trust you’ve been making the most of your well-deserved summer break, unwinding after a year filled with remarkable strides in the progress of the students under your care. As we take a pause ourselves this August, we’re thrilled to unveil the incredible lineup we’ve prepared for you!

To kick things off, we’re thrilled to present a special feature on SENCO Supervision. Thanks to a well-known member of the community for raising this important issue.

Innovation takes center stage as we delve into the world of “Genius SENCO Planner Upgrades.” Yes, that’s right you can DIY upgrade your SENsible SENCO planner and make it a little more robust ready to the rough and tumble of day to day wear that every good planner gets.

One burning question that tends to arise: “Should SENCOs Respond to the Local Authority During the Holiday?” Join the discussion on whether holiday responses are an obligation or an opportunity, and learn how to approach this matter.

Celebrating a milestone, we take a retrospective glance at “A Year of SENsible SENCO.” Relive the highlights, challenges, and triumphs of the past year alongside our community of dedicated SENCOs.

Switching gears to something lighthearted yet endearing, we present some SENCO Pets!  Explore heartwarming pictures of the furry (or scaly!) companions that bring comfort and joy to SENCOs’ lives beyond the classroom.

And finally, here’s some news that’s sure to put a smile on your face: a chance to win a “Spa Break Prize Draw for SENCOs.” We know how tirelessly you work, so we’ve prepared an opportunity for you to indulge and recharge. Details on how to enter can be found within these pages.

As you continue to savor your holiday, don’t forget to stay connected with us on our Facebook community. Your insights and experiences truly make our platform thrive. We’re eagerly counting down the days until our next edition, where we’re committed to delivering even more captivating content and invaluable support.

Warmest wishes,

Abigail and Gavin