Hi all, I'm new on here. Was wondering if anyone out there has had any experience with mainstream Academies who have/are refusing to admit child with ASD into y7, even when it is named in part 4 of a finalised SEN? Many thanks
Hi all, I'm new on here. Was wondering if anyone out there has had any experience with mainstream Academies who have/are refusing to admit child with ASD into y7, even when it is named in part 4 of a finalised SEN? Many thanks
I am guessing this is about one of the new academies not making adequate Special Education Needs provision.
I just wonder if this is the same phenomenon that occurs in "public" or selective fee-paying schools.
Because people are paying for their children's education at these schools, parents with children who have special education needs are more likely to pay to send them to a special school, rather than try mainstream education.
Based on that pattern being manifest, there's no demand in such schools to make more than basic dyslexia provision.
I suspect some of the new Academies will inhabit the same mindset.
I am guessing this is about one of the new academies not making adequate Special Education Needs provision.
I just wonder if this is the same phenomenon that occurs in "public" or selective fee-paying schools.
Because people are paying for their children's education at these schools, parents with children who have special education needs are more likely to pay to send them to a special school, rather than try mainstream education.
Based on that pattern being manifest, there's no demand in such schools to make more than basic dyslexia provision.
I suspect some of the new Academies will inhabit the same mindset.