Join Victoria Bagnall at RSA House in Covent Garden to celebrate the launch of The Neuroinclusive Educator: Creating classrooms where every learner can thrive, published by Bloomsbury Education.

This in-person launch event will bring together educators, school leaders, SENCOs, colleagues, friends and supporters for an evening of conversation, celebration and reflection on what it means to create classrooms where every learner can thrive.

Victoria will share the story behind the book and introduce some of its central ideas, including why every classroom is neurodiverse, how executive function shapes learning and behaviour, and how small shifts in classroom practice can help children feel safe, understood and able to participate as themselves.

We will also hear from special guests whose work and stories connect deeply with the themes of the book:

Angus Warburton, the first student Victoria coached when she began developing this approach 10 years ago, whose journey reminds us how easily young people can be underestimated when systems do not recognise their strengths.

Tony Lloyd, former CEO of the ADHD Foundation, who has long been dedicated to building a more inclusive future for all, especially people with ADHD.

Julia Martin, former CEO of ISEB, who is committed to advancing more neuroinclusive approaches to assessment.

Joanna Ramsay, Victoria’s editor at Bloomsbury Education.

There will be time for questions, conversation and book signing. Books will be available to buy on the evening.

Date: Tuesday 22 September 2026
Time: 6.00–8.00pm
Venue: RSA House, Covent Garden, London
Tickets: Free to attend, booking required due to limited capacity.