Tag: law
The SEND Review
Douglas Silas looks at the Government's current SEND Review.
The Review has been generally warmly received by Local Authorities, but some parent organisations have expressed...
Newcastle autism advocated supporting police training
A man with autism whose diagnosis guided him away from living a life of crime is helping deliver specialist training to police officers to...
Understanding Cerebral Palsy
Eddie Jones, head of clinical negligence at JMW Solicitors, explains some of the misconceptions his clients with cerebral palsy face.
Cerebral palsy is the description...
Representing those with SEND in court
Courts are failing to take into account the special needs of those they are prosecuting, and it needs to end, says Caroline Spencer-Boulton.
Having specialised...
Will absentee children receive fines again?
The current situation around keeping your child at home or sending them to school is complicated, but Karen Holden explains.
With lots of anticipation and...
Build, Build, Build, but don’t build like before
Boris Johnson has called for the UK to ‘Build, Build, Build’, but Trudi Beswick is calling on the government and the construction industry to...
Are SEN cutbacks denying families’ rights?
As local authorities threaten further cuts to SEN and disability budgets, Samantha Hale looks at how parents’ rights will be affected
What has the Children and Families Act done for SEN provision?
Ian Clarke explores how the promises of the Government’s 2014 SEN reforms are working out in practice
Legal help for autistic
Those with autism who feel their rights are been denied should have greater recourse to legal redress following the introduction of a new Autism...
Book Reviews
Collaborative Approaches to Learning For Pupils With PDA: Strategies for Education...
The authors of this publication bring together experience in complex autism, emotional wellbeing, diagnosis and assessment and in training and consultancy across the UK....
