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Being a SENCo in a primary school is a demanding and responsible position - and one which is constantly evolving as special needs provision changes. Whether you are a SENCo looking for ways to develop and enhance your practice, or whether you are considering taking on the role, How to Survive and Succeed as a SENCo in the Primary School will provide an invaluable source of vital information and helpful advice. Packed with practical tips and ideas, this highly accessible book: explains clearly the roles and responsibilities of the SENCo and all who are involved with a pupil with special educational needs; takes you step-by-step through the ‘graduated approach’- from children causing concern through to children with statements; suggests ways to organise and manage the special needs provision effectively; and, offers ideas and resources for in-service training. Now fully revised and updated to reflect changes in government policy and recent initiatives, this is the essential guide for all primary SENCos.
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Being a SENCo in a primary school is a demanding and responsible position - and one which is constantly evolving as special needs provision changes. Whether you are a SENCo looking for ways to develop and enhance your practice, or whether you are considering taking on the role, How to Survive and Succeed as a SENCo in the Primary School will provide an invaluable source of vital information and helpful advice. Packed with practical tips and ideas, this highly accessible book: explains clearly the roles and responsibilities of the SENCo and all who are involved with a pupil with special educational needs; takes you step-by-step through the ‘graduated approach’- from children causing concern through to children with statements; suggests ways to organise and manage the special needs provision effectively; and, offers ideas and resources for in-service training. Now fully revised and updated to reflect changes in government policy and recent initiatives, this is the essential guide for all primary SENCos.