All upcoming training sessions, seminars and other events provided by CDC through the EYSEND Partnership.
Please email eysend@ncb.org.uk with any queries.
Events in this collection
Sensory Processing in the Early Years: What it is and why it matters
Tue 30 Jun, 14:00 BST
Free
The Essential Guide to Disability Duties in Early Years (parents & carers)
Thu 17 Sept, 18:00 BST
Free
The Essential Guide to Disability Duties in Early Years (practitioners)
Thu 21 Jan, 10:00 GMT
Free
Sensory Processing in the Early Years for Parents/Carers
Thu 2 Jul, 18:00 BST
Free
EYSEND National Event 2026
Thu 12 Mar, 09:00
Free
Measuring What Matters in the Early Years
Tue 10 Feb, 10:00 GMT
Free
EYSEND National Seminar on Ordinarily Available Provision
Tue 7 Oct, 10:00 BST
Free
The Essential Guide to Disability Duties in Early Years (parents & carers)
Thu 25 Sept, 18:00 BST
Free
The Essential Guide to Disability Duties in Early Years (practitioners)
Tue 23 Sept, 09:30 BST
Free
Sensory Processing in the Early Years for parents / carers
Thu 26 Jun, 18:00 BST
Free
Sensory Processing in the Early Years: What it is and why it matters
The Council for Disabled Children (CDC) is the umbrella body for the disabled children's sector.We are the only national body that brings together the diverse range of organisations that work with and for disabled children to support the development and implementation of policy and practice.We host a series of dedicated networks that address specific areas relating to special education and disability (SEND). These include:Making Ourselves Heard: Working to ensure disabled young people are invovled in the decisions that affect them.Special Educational Consortium: Working to protect and promote the rights of disabled children and children with SEN.Transition Information Network: Working to improve disabled young people's transitioj to adulthood.We also manage the following network support services;Independent Support: Providing support and advice to parents, children and young people on transition to the new reforms.IASS Network: The national support network for local Information, Advice and Support services.