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Reduced timetables for pupils

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Get to grips with reduced timetables (also known as part-time timetables). Find out when you can use them and what you need to consider before, during and after you've introduced them.

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  1. When can we use reduced timetables for pupils?
  2. Consider your pupils’ needs
  3. Next steps for a child moved to a reduced timetable
  4. Review the child’s provision regularly
  5. Return your pupil to full time provision as soon as you can
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