Testimonials: UK / Lagos

UK

"Fantastic! Loved the style of presentation and content very clear."
"Great practical ideas of how to improve SEN practice within my school."
"Really enjoyed Super SENCO - loved the down to earth approach - fab!"
Brent Council SEN and Inclusion Conference April 2011

"Outstanding, brilliant, realistic with useful information."
"A very amusing, charismatic, inspirational, dynamic and excellent speaker."
Optimus Education - 14-19 Conference, January 2011

"That was the best SENCO session I have ever attended on the strategic role of the SENCO. Thank you so much for making the role clear."
TES Education North Conference & Exhibition, April 2011

“Good overview of ECM provided with lots of ideas to take back to school.”
“A realistic, highly amusing, inspiring, thought provoking, informative presentation that made me think about my school’s ECM progress.”
Surrey County Council Primary SENCO Conference, February 2009

“The session was stimulating, enjoyable, powerful, engaging and the practical approach was much appreciated.”
“Great advice and a great speaker, with an excellent focus on pupil voice.”
Optimus Education – Promoting Mental Health Conference, London, March 2009

“Easy to listen to and lots of practical information.”
“Interesting and engaging speaker.”
Optimus Education – Raising Standards in Behaviour and Attendance Conference, London, February 2010

“A presentation that kept me engrossed.”
“A dynamic, thought provoking, inspiring and thoroughly enjoyable session.”
“An excellent, superb and fantastic speaker with a passion for her vocation.”
“A lot of useful information presented in a lovely way thereby making it easier to retain and revisit.”
“Good pace, variety of media. Brilliant presentation and learnt a lot.”
Shropshire County Council SENCO Conference, March 2010

“Fantastic speaker. Lots of points I found really useful to take back to school to SMT and staff at a staff meeting next week regarding where SEN is going in our school.”
“Invaluable advice and suggestions including many that will be relatively easy to introduce and incorporate into existing practice. Interesting and entertaining.”
“I found this useful and inspiring as a SENCO at my school, and it has also given me a few ideas which I would like to instigate as a governor at my local school.”
Buckinghamshire County Council SEN & Disability Conference, July 2010