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How to help pupils with SEN contribute to their targets
Pupils with special educational needs (SEN) should be involved in monitoring and setting their targets for EHC plans and IEPs. Learn how to support pupils to do this, with advice from an SEN expert and guidance from a local authority.
- Annual reviews of EHC plans: guidance and process Updated
- Costing SEN provision for individual pupils
- Differentiating between SEN and underachievement Updated
- EHC assessment applications: your how-to guide
- EHC plans: sample formats Updated
- How to write outcomes for EHC plans
- Internal SEN referral forms: template and example
- Parental opposition to SEN provision
- Parent factsheet: SEN support
- Which pupils should be categorised as receiving SEN support?
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