Patoss LIVE virtual Access Arrangements conference 2026-27: Ensuring clarity, confidence and consistency in Access Arrangements: SASC Authorised - 10 Sep 2026 to 10 Sep 2027
Overview
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Date(s)10 Sep 2026 - 10 Sep 2027
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Cost£95.00
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ProviderPatoss
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Delivery typeDistance
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Course levelIntermediate
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Course summary
Ensuring clarity, confidence and consistency in Access Arrangements
Join the Patoss AAA team, Jan Brook, Julie Pettitt and Mel Strachan, alongside Armande Fryatt (APC Team Lead) and a range of expert guest speakers, for our first-ever fully live virtual Access Arrangements conference.
This interactive, practitioner-led event is designed to give you everything you need to implement the 2026–27 JCQ regulations with confidence, combining expert input, practical guidance and opportunities to engage, ask questions and reflect on your own setting.
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CPD credit hours5 hours
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Course themesReviewing principles of psychometrics, statistics, assessment and underlying theory, SpLD testing methods, interpretation, report writing, feedback and test materials
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AudienceAssessors, Support
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Website
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SASC CodeSASC-20260826-1745
Description
This full‑day online conference is designed for SENCOs, specialist assessors, exams officers, Access Arrangements Coordinators (AACs) and senior leaders involved in the planning and delivery of Access Arrangements.
Delivered by experienced practitioners, the conference focuses on both:
The principles underpinning Access Arrangements, and
The practical realities of implementing them effectively in schools
Learning outcomes
Across a mix of keynotes, workshops and interactive sessions, delegates will explore:
The core principles of Access Arrangements
The most recent updates and emerging issues for 2026–27
Best practice in identifying need and evidencing normal way of working
Approaches to “recharging your battery” with appropriate psychometric tests
Practical implementation in exams
The role of assistive technology and digital tools
Real-life case studies and problem-solving
Opportunities to ask questions and share experiences
Course prerequisites
this course is for: SENCOs, specialist assessors, exams officers, SEND leaders, and anyone involved in the planning, evidencing or delivery of Access Arrangements, Access Arrangements Coordinators (AAC) .