Statement of SEN definition

Statement of SEN means a statement made under section 324 of the Education Act 1996.

Statement of SEN means a statement made under section 324 of the Education Xxx 0000; and

Statement of SEN means a statement describing a Young Person's SEN, as well as the special resources a Young Person should receive in respect of the identified SEN. Special resources could include financial resource, staff time and/or special equipment. The SEN Code of Practice is being revised and a new code of practice will come into force from 1 September 2014. From this date, Statements of SEN will be replaced with EHC Plans;

Examples of Statement of SEN in a sentence

• There are some circumstances, usually for children who have a Statement of SEN where there is a statutory right for parents to appeal against a decision of the Local Authority.

• For most children, including those who have a Statement of SEN in the mainstream sector, the ‘qualifying school’ is the school that is declared by the Council to be the school or academy serving the area in which the child’s home address falls.

• Where this is the case, the Authority will review all travel assistance agreements regularly using the Annual Review of Statement of SEN and/or other appropriate assessment.

• If your child has a Statement of SEN or EHC plan you must contact your local authority SEN officer.

• Therefore, placements for learners with ALN who are in receipt of a Statement of SEN or an LA Maintained IDP are determined by the SEN Team and not the School Admissions Team.

• The Children and Families Act also placed requirements on local authorities to carry out a complete Education, Health and Care (EHC) needs assessment when transitioning from a Statement of SEN.

• If it remains unresolved after this, the complainant can appeal to the First–tier Tribunal (Special Educational Needs and Disability), if the case refers to disability discrimination, or to the Secretary of State for all other cases.There are some circumstances, usually for children who have a Statement of SEN where there is a statutory right for parents to appeal against a decision of the Local Authority.

• Equally, there are cases where children have no Statement of SEN and do not attend Special Schools, but do receive home to school transport (in these cases, transport is usually approved on the basis of the child’s physical and medical requirements).

• If the number of preferences expressed for the school exceeds the number of places remaining available (after the admission of any children with a Statement of SEN or an EHCP whose Statement or EHCP names the school), priority will be awarded to applicants using the following oversubscription criteria, which will be applied in the order of priority shown.

• This may lead to an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) which replaces the former Statement of SEN; this process should take 20 weeks.

More Definitions of Statement of SEN

Statement of SEN means a statement made under section 324 of the Education Xxx 0000; any reference to a statute or statutory provision shall include any statute or statutory provision which replaces or supersedes such statute or statutory provision including any modification or amendment thereto;

Statement of SEN means a statement made under section 324 of the Education Act 1996; “Start-Up Period” [This definition should be removed if all pupil cohorts relevant to the age-range of the Academy will have some pupils present on the academy opening date. It will normally apply to free schools with the exception of free schools which had previously been independent schools who are not expanding their capacity and will not be in receipt of start-up/post opening grant] means up to [X] Academy Financial Years and covers the period up to [and including] the first Academy Financial Year in which the Academy can offer its planned places (as set down in clause 2.10), whichever is the shorter.

Statement of SEN means a statement made under section 324 of the Education Act 1996.9.1. “EHC plan” means an Education, Health and Care plan made under sections 37 to 40 of the Children and Families Act 2014. Except as set out in clause 10 below, the Children and Families Act 2014 imposes duties directly on Academies in respect of pupils with special educational needs, including the admission of pupils with EHC plans. If an Academy Trust considers that a LA should not have named the Academy in an EHC plan, it may ask the Secretary of State to determine whether the LA has acted unreasonably, and to make an order directing the LA to reconsider. The Secretary of State’s determination will be final, subject to any right of appeal which a parent of the child may have to the First Tier Tribunal (Special Educational Needs and Disability) or the Upper Tribunal Administrative Appeals Chamber.9.2. Not used. 9.3. Not used. 9.4 Not used.

Statement of SEN means a statement made under section 324 of the EducationAct 1996.