Schools
Understand workforce confidence and capability around SEND, identify development priorities and measure change over time.
Elevate SEND
Elevate SEND helps schools understand and strengthen teacher confidence and capability around SEND — supporting better-informed practice and creating stronger conditions for children with SEND to feel supported and included.
A measurement and intelligence platform for SEND workforce development — not another training provider.
Who it’s for
Designed for the people responsible for building a more confident, capable and inclusive workforce.
Understand workforce confidence and capability around SEND, identify development priorities and measure change over time.
See where teams feel equipped, where additional support may be valuable and whether professional development is making a measurable difference.
Use workforce-level intelligence to inform professional development, inclusion and continuous improvement.
Why Elevate?
Schools invest heavily in SEND professional development. Elevate helps them understand where their workforce is today, where development may be needed and how confidence and capability change over time.
Training tells you what was delivered.
Elevate helps you understand what changed.
How it works
Turn professional development into a continuous cycle of insight and improvement.
Establish a baseline of workforce confidence and capability.
Identify priorities and focus professional development where it is most relevant.
Measure how confidence and capability have changed.
Give leaders a clear view of progress and continuing priorities.
Use the evidence to inform the next development cycle.
Pilot
Work with Elevate on an initial pilot to establish a baseline, identify development priorities, measure change and give school leaders clearer evidence for the next cycle of improvement.
Evidence
Children with SEND experience school through the people supporting them. National data suggests many teachers would value more support.
16%
of primary teachers reported being very confident meeting the needs of pupils requiring SEND support.
15%
of secondary teachers reported being very confident meeting the needs of pupils requiring SEND support.
70%
of 2025 full area SEND inspections found inconsistent experiences and outcomes.
The Ofsted figure relates to local area partnership arrangements as a whole, not individual school performance.
SEND reform places growing emphasis on inclusion and workforce capability. Department for Education SEND reform programme. Elevate is independent and is not approved, funded, endorsed or partnered by the Department for Education, Government or Ofsted.
About Elevate
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Grounded in practical understanding of SEND, inclusion and the people who support children every day.
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Built around structured assessment, measurement and evidence — turning workforce information into useful intelligence.
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Supported by a developing network of education, SEND and measurement expertise.
Demo
Fictional demonstration data — no login required.
SEND workforce overview
Cheshire Academy
Staff assessed
91
of 100 staff
Confidence
76
Cohort average
Confidence gap
17 pts
Priority signal
Measured priority
Adaptive teaching
18 point gap
Every child deserves to feel supported. Every teacher deserves to feel equipped.
Start a conversation about how Elevate could help your school understand, strengthen and measure SEND workforce capability.
Discuss a Pilot