Empowering Every Learner

Bridging Theory and Practice in Inclusive Education

Key Note & Event Speaking

Inspiring Change Through Insightful Speaking

Dr. Sarah Moseley is an experienced and passionate speaker with a strong track record of delivering impactful talks at events and conferences both nationally and internationally. Her work focuses on raising outcomes for all learners, with a particular emphasis on inclusion, literacy, and evidence-informed practice. Whether speaking to educators, leaders, or policy makers, Sarah brings energy, expertise, and a deep commitment to making a difference—one child at a time.

A conference room with attendees seated at round tables, watching a presentation titled "Oxfordshire's SEND Live 2024." The audience is diverse and engaged, with laptops and notebooks on tables. The room is well-lit with a ceiling projector displaying a slide on a screen.
Promotional flyer for a conference titled 'Getting Everyone Writing' by LPDS, scheduled for April 21, 2026, at The Exchange, Preston. Features a child writing, keynote speaker Dr. Sarah Moseley, and details on registration and event topics.
Flyer for SWALSS Reading and Phonics Day Conference on February 28, 2025, from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm at InFocus Charity, Exeter. The flyer highlights the event's goal to support teachers in reading and phonics, led by Dr. Sarah Moseley, an education consultant. It features a picture of a young boy reading in a library and promotes a fee of £50 per delegate for member schools, encouraging support and training opportunities. The flyer also promotes a book titled "Bridging theory and practice, removing barriers, enabling access to learning for all" by Dr. Sarah Moseley.
Dr. Sarah Moseley presenting at World Education Summit 2024 about neurodiverse classrooms. Scheduled for March 18 at 16:00 GMT.
Event poster for the SEND Show 2024, October 11-12, at the Business Design Centre in London. Features speakers Dr. Sarah Moseley, Jonathan Bryan, and Chantal Bryan. Shows a 'Learn More' button and illustrations of people, including one in a wheelchair, listening to a speaker.
Promotional graphic for a speaking event featuring a speaker named Dr. Sarah Moseley. The text reads "Empowering Minds through Literacy and the Science of Reading," "Speaking at Dyslexia Show Connected." The background is pink with a headshot of Dr. Moseley in a circular frame on the left.
Webinar announcement with purple background featuring photos of Abigail Hawkins FCCT and Dr. Sarah Moseley, scheduled for July 18, 2024 at 4:00 pm, about strategies for teaching reading to neurodivergent learners with SEND, includes a "Join Live" button and website link.
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You can hear me speak on the SENDcast podcast here. If you’d like me to speak at your event, please do get in touch.

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Foundations of Early Literacy – What Are the Building Blocks?

with Dr Sarah Moseley & Ginny Bootman

How to Create an Inclusive Reading Framework

with Dr Sarah Moseley

Cracking the Code – Early Print Concepts and Literacy Readiness

with Dr Sarah Moseley & Ginny Bootman

Teaching Phonics to ALL Learners – What About SLD and PMLD Pupils?

with Dr Sarah Moseley

Colorful headphones on dark blue background with text about inclusive reading framework from send-network.co.uk.
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SEN IN TEN

with Dr Sarah Moseley

Green poster advertising the Dyslexia Conference in Twickenham on September 18th, with images of five keynote speakers, logos of sponsors, and registration information.
Conference poster for Preston Conference featuring Dr. Sarah Moseley, to be held on September 27, 2024. The poster includes a QR code for booking, logos of Lancashire County Council and Lancashire Professional Development Service, and an image of a book with a landscape and a starfish, promoting her book on teaching reading to learners with complex needs.