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nasen Awards deadline extended to showcase breadth of SEND best practice 

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The deadline for entries to the fifth annual nasen Awards has been extended by a week, to further encourage the brilliant breadth of best practice across the SEND sector. The extension comes in a year that is set to usher in the most nominations in the awards’ history.

The nasen Awards were created in 2017 to celebrate the achievements of individuals and organisations working in SEND. 

Accolades highlight great work across a range of categories, including the Innovation Award for Technology, the nasen Award for Co-Production, Teacher of the Year, Young Person of the Year, and awards for both Primary and Secondary Provisions.

Winners will be announced as a special banqueting ceremony in central London in October and rewarded with a sector-wide spotlight on their SEND achievements.

The new deadline for nominations is now 5pm on Friday 23 July 2021. If you haven’t already, why not put your peers, settings and projects forward today at www.nasen.org.uk/awards 
 

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