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Nasen is passionate about improving the quality of special needs provision in the UK. Let's work together to help everyone achieve.
Nasen is passionate about improving the quality of special needs provision in the UK. Let's work together to help everyone achieve.
Having begun to digest the information in the document, the following points have already stood out:
Boys two and half times more likely to have statement at primary school and three times more likely at secondary school
Pupils at school action plus seven times more likely to receive fixed term exclusion and twenty times more likely to have permanent exclusion
73% of looked after children have identified SEND
Most common primary needs for those with statement were autistic spectrum disorder and moderate learning difficulties
We have used this information to feed into the nasen Live programme, and it will be interesting to see how the new SEND White Paper will seek to tackle these recurring issues.
Lorraine Petersen, CEO nasen
