Tag: EHCP
Point of view : parent : Our Journey
Denise Mitchell highlights the battles she has faced to get the right education for her son.
My son Matthew, 18, and has a diagnosis of...
What the law says about young people with SEN
Douglas Silas looks at what the law says about young people with SEN.
As many young people with SEN over 16/19 years old are due...
A drive to improve standards
Phil Stock says we need better Education Health & Care Plans (EHCPs) for young people with SEND
In recent months the quality of Education Health...
How Teacher Assessed Grading is Impacting SEN Students
With exams cancelled for the second year running, many students are understandably anxious about what this means for their qualifications and the potential impact...
The Modern Role of a SENCo
Nigel Pugh writes about the many different hats a SENCo must wear in their daily work.Special Educational Needs Coordinators (SENCo) are probably the most...
Embracing Edtech Beyond the Pandemic
A personalised approach to SEN learning
A tailored approach to learning has never been more important than it is right now for students with special...
Relationships and sex education: engaging parents
Kate Reynolds explains why parents of children with SEN are not teaching proper RSE – and why they should.
Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) is...
Supporting epilepsy at school
What’s school like for a pupil with SEN and epilepsy? Carol Long reveals two families’ very different experiences
Education, health and care plans (pt 4)
Douglas Silas concludes his series of articles on EHC plans by looking at forms of redress available to parents
What’s going on with SEN law?
Broken deadlines and spiralling complaints are not what the SEN reforms were meant to deliver, write Ed Duff and Laura Carr
Book Reviews
Neurodiversity and Education
The authors of this publication combine extensive experience in the fields of education, neurodiversity, teacher training, tutoring and consultancy. Paul Ellis broadcasts regularly on...
