Previous Winners.
Winners from previous award ceremonies.
2022 Winners
Support into Employment Derwen College Derwen College, near Oswestry, in Shropshire, is a national specialist further education college for young people aged from 16 to 25. We currently have 143 residential and day students with a wide variety of special educational needs and disabilities (SEND),...
2015 Winners
The inaugural National Special Educational Needs Awards were judged in the summer term of 2015. Here are the winning entries. Best use of external special needs professional The Lyndon School, Solihull Judges comments: Well presented and clearly represented above and beyond practice...
2016 Winners
Most Innovative Special Needs Intervention The Limes College Entry Introduction: The Limes College Art department creates innovating and exciting projects to engage students in Art and Design. During Halloween 2015 we created an exhibition inspired by Mexican Day of the Dead at The...
2017 Winners
Most Inclusive Practice Across a School The Stanway School Judges comments: We were impressed by your data examples and that you have SEN performance management targets. We are glad to see that the windscreen model developed as part of Every Child Matters has been embedded into your...
2018 Winners
Most Inclusive Practice Across a School Lyndhurst First School Judges comments: What strikes us is that this school is constantly looking to improve at everything it already does. There were parts that suffered due to lack of data, but a thorough submission showing the engagement with...
2019 Winners
Most Inclusive Practice Across a School Barnton Community Nursery and Primary School Judges comments: We were impressed with the range of resources and provision despite challenging circumstances. It feels inclusion is embedded throughout and great to see clear community involvement. Context As a...
2020 Winners
Most Inclusive Practice Across a School Penwortham Primary School Judges comments: A school, who the judges felt made a real effort to be inclusive for all types of need, not just focussing on those with the largest or most complex needs. Context Penwortham SEND vision statement:Community:...
2021 Winners
Most Inclusive Practice Across a School Westlea Primary School Westlea Primary School is larger than most other primary schools with around 300 on the role. The proportion of pupils known to have special educational needs and/or disabilities is well above average. This is because the school has...
2023 Winners
Support into Employment Harrison College Harrison College is different from a traditional Sixth Form or Further Education College as we are based in a small, professional environment on a business park. We are a specialist business, enterprise, and employability post-16 education provision for...