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My Book of the year 2023!

What it takes to grow...

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas. DAE SEN will close from 23rd December and reopen 4th January 2023 - Please still email if you need support and I will respond promptly in the new year 😁

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Rest in Peace Late Queen Elizabeth II

https://www.understood.org/en/learning-thinking-differences/child-learning-disabilities/information-processing-issues/slow-processing-speed-and-anxiety-what-you-need-to-know

Slow Processing Speed and Anxiety: What You Need to Know Kids with slow processing speed often feel anxious. Learn about anxiety, slow processing speed and how to help your child.

During lockdown, what has impressed you most about the SEN support available?

DAE SEN are offering a completely virtual service as a little help to stay safe whilst social distancing remains a must!

Take a look at how Covid-19 has led to temporay changes to the EHC Needs Assessment and EHC plan process. How has this affected you?

Temporary changes to the law on Education, Health and Care needs assessments and plans | Council For Disabled Children The government has today announced temporary changes to the law on Education, Health and Care (EHC) needs assessments and plans. This is to give local authorities, health commissioning bodies, education settings and others who contribute to these processes more flexibility in responding to the deman...

Time for schools to go to town on inclusive teaching practice and just what is meant by reasonable adjustments. SEN is Mainstream.

The right to mainstream education • SEN Magazine The UK's leading magazine for special educational needs.

It makes for bleak reading. What is the solution?

'Titanic struggle' for special needs support - MPs Families of children with special educational needs face a "treacle of bureaucracy, MPs say.

Simple enough process? Seems to be an area of difficulty for some settings. Why??

Whilst I pride myself with being unbiased. I recognise the challenges on both sides of the fence. My concern is that the fence exists in the first place.

SEN Magazine Broken deadlines and spiralling complaints are not what the SEN reforms were meant to deliver, write Ed Duff and Laura Carr