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Making Sense of SEND: About SEND and school

DiAS (Devon, Information, Advice and Support) supports children and young people aged 0-25 with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), and their parents and carers.

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This part of our Making Sense of SEND training explains special educational needs, SEN support and how the SEND system works. It includes:

  • Important things to know –  the law, the SEND system, types of SEN, SEND language
  • SEN Support – core principles of support, types and levels of support, how SEN support works, school plans and adjustments
  • Getting help  – when and how to get help, the Local Offer in Devon, useful organisations and services, how to get more help

You may find it most useful if you are a parent carer living in Devon and you’re new to SEND or have a child being supported without an EHC plan, but anyone is welcome to join!

The session is run by Sarah Smith, Information and Training Officer, and a DiAS Officer, who works on our enquiry line. The main session is one hour long, with 30 minutes for questions and discussion at the end.

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