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Personal education plans (PEPs) for looked after children
Which pupils need a personal education plan? All looked after children (LAC) should have a personal education plan (PEP). You will find information on who is responsible for initiating PEPs, the role of the virtual school head (VSH), what PEPs should contain and arrangements for reviewing them.
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- Solve car chaos at the school gates
- Supporting a pupil with more complex mental health needs
- Supporting pupils who are trans
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