Home About us SEND Young people Resources Useful contacts Getting support in place All schools and settings should have a clear approach to identifying and responding to special educational needs. They will carefully monitor the progress of all children and young people. There is a graduated approach to supporting children and young people. Some may need SEN support (school or setting based support) and some may need a high level of support from an Education, Health and Care (EHCP) plan. For more information read our booklets SEN Support EHCP If you are still unsure about the help your child is receiving you should find out the following: What sort of difficulties your child is experiencing in school What concerns school has about your child and/or if your concerns are shared How you can help at home What additional help your child is getting in school If your child is making adequate progress What the next steps are You will find tips to help you prepare for any discussions in our factsheet “Preparing for a meeting” The SEND Code of Practice provides statutory guidance for organisations (this includes schools and settings) working with and supporting children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. The SEND Code of Practice covers the 0-25 age range. ^ BACK TO TOP A A A Special educational needs and disability Introduction What does SEND mean? The four broad areas of need Support for pupils with medical conditions What is SEN support? Getting support in place Education, Health & Care Plans Tweets by WolvesIASS Contact us Feedback What’s on / events Local Offer Exclusion Get involved Read our latest magazine Copyright: 2019 Site Map

Home About us SEND Young people Resources Useful contacts What is SEN support? SEN support is a staged approach to identifying needs, and providing support which will involve conversations with the school or setting, parents and carers, children and young people. Read more about this in our booklet Support for Children and Young People in Education This graduated approach is A A A Special educational needs and disability Introduction What does SEND mean? The four broad areas of need Support for pupils with medical conditions What is SEN support? Getting support in place Education, Health & Care Plans Tweets by WolvesIASS Contact us Feedback What’s on / events Local Offer Exclusion Get involved Read our latest magazine Copyright: 2019 Site Map