Sharing inclusive practice across Norfolk through social media videos

FAO: SENDCOs, inclusion leads and headteachers , 12 June 2026 18:13

Thank you to the schools and settings who have worked with the Norfolk SEND Local Offer team to create a series of short videos showcasing inclusive practice.

These videos highlight how children and young people are being supported to flourish in mainstream provision across the county. They have been shared on the Norfolk SEND Local Offer Facebook page and have reached nearly 29,000 views this term.

The stories bring together a range of perspectives, including:

Parents and carers describing the support their child receives
Children explaining approaches such as Zones of Regulation and enhanced SEND provision
Teachers and leaders sharing their inclusive ethos and whole-school approach

The aim is to build awareness and confidence among parents and carers in how mainstream settings across Norfolk are supporting children and young people with SEND.

We are grateful to all the those who have contributed, including:

Emma Beck, and pupils and staff at Wells Primary School
Tom Egleton and students on the Discovery Pathways and Hospitality Enterprise courses at City College Norwich
Eleanor Gilroy and students at Broadland High School
Kate Redden and colleagues at Fairstead Primary School

These examples help to show what effective inclusion looks like in practice and how it makes a difference to children and families.

Share your story

If your setting has an example of inclusive practice you would like to share, please contact [email protected].

You can also view some of the most popular video reels via the Facebook links below.

Last modified: 12 June 2026 18:23

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