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Disruptions to daily routines and lack of access to safe support services and resources will undoubtedly have impacted on pupil mental health.
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How do you deal with parents who appear to exhibit signs of poor mental health?
What do you need to consider when excluding a child with mental health issues?
At what point does bad behaviour become a disability or special educational need for which you are required to make reasonable adjustments?
The DfE have provided a steer for schools in dealing with complaints during Covid-19.
The current position on possible appeals against awarded grades.
Guidance on both Freedom of Information, and Subject Access Requests.
Regulations make the teaching of these subjects compulsory in schools (specific elements being phase dependant) from September 2020.
The temporary amendments introduce more flexibilities to the exclusion process in the following ways.
Live panel discussion on how schools and trusts have navigated the disruption, opportunities for the future and a Q&A session.
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To assist schools and academies with re-opening issues around health & safety, employment and HR, parents and pupils and governance planning.
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The implications of phased reopening of primary schools and some immediate issues’ schools are likely to experience.
The changes will impact local authorities, health bodies and parents of children, or young people, with SEND.
Admission authorities must adapt their processes to ensure that families who submit an appeal are not disadvantaged.
Guidance on conducting admission appeal hearings during the outbreak.
Ofqual has published guidance for schools and colleges in relation to exam assessments this summer due to the current crisis.
How to ensure safeguarding standards remain high and compliant for the duration of these measures.
We set out some answers to some of the most commonly asked questions from our education clients.
We are able to share with you our template so that you can add to your existing child protection policy.
The Government has now issued guidance on continued protection of this group.
Schools and trusts across the country are preparing for the coronavirus (COVID-19) in different ways, with some very innovative and sensible approaches being taken.