Special Educational Needs Policy
5. Facilities and interventions for pupils with SEND 6 6. Allocation of resources for pupils with SEND 7 7. Process for identifying and managing children with SEND 7 8. Access to the curriculum, information and associated services 13 9. Inclusion of pupils with SEND 13 10.
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