Sensory Spark Training26 modules · 6 capstones

The full training platform

Built on the scenario-based method used in pilot and clinical training — branching scenarios where your choices carry forward and change what happens next. Not watch-and-tick CPD. 26 modules, each with retrieval questions, practice tasks, a quiz and a uniquely referenced certificate. 8 hours of CPD across the full pathway. Module 1 is free to try now; the rest is on a full school licence — £99 a year for unlimited staff at your setting.

Provider-certified CPD, built on the SEND Code of Practice 2015. External accreditation is pending completion of our specialist peer review — we chose to build the right course first and chase the badge second.

0 of 32 pathway units completed (26 modules + 6 capstones)

Currently under specialist peer review by practising SENCOs, specialist teachers and allied professionals — here's what they've said so far.

Understanding Children

0/6 done

Communication

0/6 done

Regulation & Behaviour

0/5 done

Classroom Practice

0/5 done

The Journey

0/5 done

Needs Awareness

0/5 done

Module 1 is free · the rest unlock with a school licence, coming soon.

Sensory Spark Training · Awareness-level continuing professional development · Provider-certified CPD — not yet externally accredited; formal CPD accreditation review will follow completion of the substantial specialist peer-review process · content version 2.2 · Deep Edition · last reviewed September 2026 · next review September 2027 · Written by an experienced SEND practitioner; specialist peer review by practising SENCOs, specialist teachers and allied professionals is in progress. Each module credits its own stated CPD minutes; completion is recorded with a unique certificate reference.

Content reflects the SEND Code of Practice 2015, which remains the operative statutory framework. The February 2026 schools white paper, Every Child Achieving and Thriving, proposes SEND reforms that are not yet law; this programme will be updated as any of them take statutory effect.