Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead 2023 SEND Conference & Exhibition

Event Dates and Prices

Tuesday 21st February 2023

“Ambitious about Inclusion”

We are delighted to have been asked again by the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead (RBWM) Inclusion Service to assist them with their 2023 Annual SEN Conference and Exhibition.

The event is open to all Senior Leaders and SEN and Inclusion Coordinators and is being held at the conveniently located Windsor Racecourse. The day will consist of a Conference with keynote speakers Emma Weaver and Darren Edwards, a choice of workshops and an education suppliers exhibition.

The delegate charge for this event is £50.00 including VAT, lunch, refreshments throughout the day and complimentary on site parking. Delegates wishing to attend should please register using the button below.

Organisations wishing to take a stand at this event should kindly contact us as soon as possible as space at the venue is limited and stands can only be offered on a first come, first served basis.

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Location
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Windsor Racecourse, Maidenhead Road, Windsor, Berkshire SL4 5JJ

21 Feb 2023

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Event Speakers

3. Darren Edwards

Darren Edwards is a former mountaineer and Army Reservist who sustained a life-changing injury in the summer of 2016. The near-fatal climbing accident would leave Darren permanently paralysed from the chest down. With determination, grit and positivity, Darren has overcome adversity to become a Disabled Adventurer, World First Expedition Leader and Motivational Speaker. Darren’s personal story of overcoming adversity and building a resilient mindset is guaranteed to motivate, encourage change and inspire. Instilled with humour, down-to-earth honesty and a genuine sense for adventure and pushing the limits of his disability, Darren cares deeply about connecting with his audience and getting them to think – and act – differently. Darren’s talks are an infectiously positive call to action that nothing is achieved without a resilient mindset.

4. Emma Weaver

Emma is the Deputy CEO of the ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity. With a specialism in developmental psychology, Emma has a real passion for early identification and intervention for Neurodevelopmental Conditions. Emma’s role leading the Neurodiversity Early Years and Key Stage 1 service has enabled her to develop support services for our youngest cohort of children. Alongside her role leading the Neurodiversity in Early Years and Key Stage 1 service, Emma works as part of the National Training team. Emma works collaboratively with professionals across all age groups and sectors, supporting them to develop their understanding of Neurodivergence and to develop neurodiverse friendly practices within their sector.