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GETTING A STATEMENT

If you believe that your child has a learning difficulty or a disability which is holding them back at school; and that the school is not able to provide the help your child needs you should also ask your LEA for a “statutory assessment” which is the first step on the road to getting a Statement of Special Educational Needs.

Document What does a Statement Cover?
An explanation about the structure of a Statement and the key Elements 1 - 4
Document Statutory Assessment Procedures
Understanding the detailed processes of obtaining a Statutory Assessment is the first thing to do. It is always a good idea to seek advice from a specialist lawyer (see other link) or IPSEA or ACE before embarking on an Assessment.
Document Legal Advice or Helpline Advice
It is always worth seeking advice about the procedures of obtaining a Statement of Special Education Needs either from a Legal professional who specialises in the field or from Specialist Help Lines
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