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SEN provision: responsibilities of teaching staff
What are the responsibilities of teaching staff in relation to SEN provision? We relay guidance from the SEND Code of Practice on what responsibilities teaching staff have in relation to pupils with SEN. This article features a set of KeySlides to help you share this information with teachers.
- Additional needs register: templates and advice
- Auditing inclusion provision
- Auditing SEND provision
- Deploying TAs effectively: pupils with EHC plans Updated
- Home-to-school transport: pupils with SEND
- Lesson planning for pupils with SEN
- Local offer: what you need to know
- National data on SEN
- Removing a pupil from the SEND register
- Running high-quality SEN provision
- SENCO handover: template
- SENCO's year planner
- SEND Code of Practice: a summary
- SEND register: templates and advice
- SEN provision in the EYFS: requirements
- SEN provision mapping
- SEN provision: requirements for schools
- Staff questionnaire: SEND
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