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Ffion Robinson - Editorial Expert

Ffion Robinson is an Education Officer for The National Association for Special Education Needs (NASEN), which is a not-for-profit charity which supports education professionals, schools, local authorities and government in shaping policy, strengthening inclusive practice, and improving outcomes for children and young people with special educational needs, disabilities and learning differences. Ffion is thrilled that NASEN and LoveReading4Kids are working in partnership, not least so that she can indulge her main passion in life: reading. 

Ffion is a prolific reader who loves nothing more than to immerse herself in a good book- especially historical fiction!  As a secondary English teacher and literacy lead, Ffion was passionate about sharing her love of reading with her students and found nothing more thrilling than witnessing a good text working its magic on even the most sceptical teenager.

Ffion's experiences as a Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCO) in both primary and secondary schools highlighted how important accessible and inclusive practice is in ensuring that all children and young people have equal access to reading, literature and all genres of the written word. Little tweaks go a long way.

Latest Reviews By Ffion Robinson

SEND Strategies for the Secondary Years
This title is available to purchase from the Bloomsbury website here. This is a practical and highly usable special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) guide which can be read cover-to-cover to build knowledge and confidence, or which can be used as a reference resource to dip into as needs present themselves. The guide brims with insight to support understanding and early identification of SEND, as well as practical ideas and pragmatic guidance which support education practitioners to understand what to look out for in their settings, and what strategies are likely to have a positive impact on learners who have ... View Full Review