Guide to Statutory Assessment & Statements of Special Educational Needs for Deaf Children (Wales)
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Primary target audience:
Parents and carers
Format:
Factsheet (un-designed)
Date live:
23/02/2015
This factsheet applies only to parents of children in Wales. It explains about statutory assessments and statements of special educational needs. It sets out the process of having a statutory assessment and getting a statement of special educational needs for your child.
Section one explains:
- What is a statutory assessment?
- Who can ask for a statutory assessment?
- How do I ask for a statutory assessment?
- What the local authority assesses and more.
Section two (in six parts) explains:
- What is a statement of special educational needs?
- What do I need to check when I receive the draft statement?
- What can I do if I do not agree with the final statement?
- I am happy with my child's final statement, so what happens now?