What action is taken by the school to
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They will: |
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Write an education plan for your child - this is usually called an Individual Education Plan. |
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Implement appropriate teaching strategies – Your child may need to be taught in different ways, perhaps in small groups - away from the main class |
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State who will work with your child and what materials might be needed to help them – For example, the school may decide to put your child on a different literacy or numeracy scheme, or may need a particular type of grip for their pencil |
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Keep you informed of your child's progress by having regular IEP reviews – These should be meetings with you and, where appropriate, your child which should be held at least twice a year to explain whether the targets set and the additional support have been helping your child make progress. |
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Record the success of the plan on the IEP |
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