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What is a SENO?
A SENO is a Special Education Needs Organiser who works for the National Council for Special Education (NCSE) and is an important link between the school and the Council. For example, the SENO deals with applications for additional support for pupils with SEN. Further information on the role of the SENO is available on the NCSE website.
How do I contact the SENO for my school?
Click for a current list of SENOs and the geographical areas they cover on the NCSE website.