2nd July 2020
Making the best school move
Finding the right school environment for a child experiencing a learning challenge, for whatever reason, can be a complex and time-consuming process, but expert help is available, writes Lorna Woolley.
Finding the right school environment for a child experiencing a learning challenge, for whatever reason, can be a complex and time-consuming process, but expert help is available, writes Lorna Woolley.
The 2020/21 edition of Which School? for Special Needs – the leading guidebook to independent special schools in the UK – is available now in print and online. You can view the digital version here for free.
Jenny Hooper, a professional SEN advocate with over 30 years of practical experience, explains how you can get the best education for your child.
SEND consultant and author David Bartram, Director of Prescient Education, writes the foreword to the 2019/2020 guidebook, which you can read online here.
The 2019/20 edition of Which School? for Special Needs – the leading guidebook to independent special schools in the UK – is available now in print and online.
Writing the foreword to our 2018/19 guidebook, Philip Garner says there is now more choice than ever, writes but with that comes a responsibility to ensure that you find the best fit.
Deborah Jones, Head of SEN at Bredon School, examines some of the key issues that parents should ask about, or look for, when considering a school.
Bambi Gardiner tells a parent’s story of facing difficult schooling decisions – and how a lack of resources for dyslexic pupils prompted her to take action.
Educational psychologist and author Ruth Birnbaum offers practical advice on seeking effective education for children with special educational needs.