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Ian Noon: What deaf children need from SEN reform #5: Regional commissioning

September 8, 2014 by

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We’ve been blogging all week about SEN reform and the key things that local authorities in England need to do […]

Ian Noon: What deaf children need from SEN reform #4: Better assessments

September 7, 2014 by

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This is our fourth blog on special educational needs reform and what needs to happen if implementation is going to […]

Ian Noon: What deaf children need from SEN reform #3: The Local Offer

September 6, 2014 by

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Has your local authority made you an offer yet? Under the big changes to the SEN system, which we’ve been […]

Ian Noon: What deaf children need from SEN reform #2: More participation

September 5, 2014 by

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On Monday, we kicked off a week of blogs about special educational needs (SEN) reform. All of these changes came […]

Ian Noon: What deaf children need from SEN reform #1: Better data

September 4, 2014 by

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Good news everyone! Christmas has come early… if you’re a policy geek like me. Monday was the day that (nearly) all of […]

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