We collaborate with a range of parental and professional partners, to Identify barriers and co-produce solutions that illuminate aspiring pathways for CYP.
@SpcialNdsJungle https://t.co/77rwTzp2gW
If you're a parent who's child already has an EHCP and you need to learn more about the Annual Review of your child's plan, then this event is for YOU!
TESS SEN
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If you're a new SENDco or a school professional with Annual Review (AR) responsibilities, then this event will help you to understand the pivotal role you have in supporting families and conducting a person centered review!
If your child has SEND and you're confused about the type of support he/she is recieving, in school, to meet those needs.Attend my training event, learn how you can communicate your concerns with the school and what support options might be available!
https://t.co/C23S2L8z8J
Does your child have an EHCP but you don't understand how it's used to support their needs? Are you thinking about applying for an EHCP needs assessment, but but confused about where to start? If the answer is
'yes' to either question...click the link.
https://t.co/C23S2L8z8J
On SNJ we’ve broken down the changes just announced to EHCP laws that have been temporarily “relaxed”. With a captioned video from lawyer @haylez10 with some reassurance for parents and a warning for LAs: https://t.co/70WXKCZKZr
SENDIASS Newham working with young people to get their voices heard. This event will provide, a much needed platform, for young people with SEND in Newham to share some of their stories with their peers and professionals!
#bridgingthegap#gettingyoungpeoplesvoicesheard
SENDIASS Newham working with young people to get their voices heard. This event will provide, a much needed platform, for young people with SEND in Newham to share some of their stories with their peers and professionals!
#bridgingthegap#gettingyoungpeoplesvoicesheard
I went to Tate Modern by the Thames and nearly cried at an art installation about a deaf war-child. I wrote this blog on special needs, language and human rights, courtesy of @chatterpack.
@AspieDeLaZouch @Chatterpack Great write! I actually met a DMO who said 'there are some children who will never speak, so what's the point of spending money on SLT?' I was so furious, that I had to assume her question was rhetorical, because to probably would have got me a disciplinary.