Special Educational Needs (SEN) Support
pupils with SEN and disabilities. Schools and colleges must demonstrate how they develop and review support plans in consultation with parents, children and young people. Schools must publish detailed information on their websites about their arrangements for identifying, assessing and making provision for pupils with SEN. The school-specific
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