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A host of computer software, access devices and communication aids will be on show at SpecialneedsIT - the special needs assistive technology exhibition organised by Inclusive Consultancy and Training.
As well as an opportunity to discuss your needs with some of the leading names in special needs software and technology you will also be able to take advantage of the FREE How-IT-Works seminars, to help you keep up to date with current practice and new initiatives.
The show shares the impressive Reebok Stadium's exhibition hall with Special Needs North, organised by NASEN and the Publishers Association, which will feature books, equipment and learning resources of all kinds.
These two linked and complementary events attract 5,000 visitors over two days. Bolton is just north of Manchester and attracts special educators from Northern Ireland, Scotland and North Wales as well as from the north of England.
Dates: Monday 23rd and Tuesday
24th May 2005
Venue: Middlebrook Exhibition
Centre, Reebok Stadium, Bolton
Opening
Times:
Monday - 9.30am to
5.00pm,
Tuesday - 9.30am to 4.30pm
Registration
The exhibition is free to attend but you must register either in advance or on the day. Please contact the Publishers' Association on 0870 429 4302 or visit www.publishers.org.uk/specialneeds to register in advance.
How to Get to Special Needs North
Reebok Stadium is located just 500 yards from Junction 6 of the
M61. Free parking is available.
Rail: Horwich Parkway Station - 400 yards /
Manchester City Centre - 45 minutes / Wigan Wallgate - 6 miles / Bolton Trinity
Street - 5 miles.
A FREE shuttle bus will travel from Bolton Station
to the exhibition.
If you can't find the information you are looking for about SpecialneedsIT North please call 0800 975 6090 or 01457 819790. If you are an exhibitor please see our information for exhibitors page.
The ticket hotline will open for early registration in February.
Watch this space! For any other queries about Special Needs North, please call the Publishers' Association on 01923 690633.