Webunofficial exclusions such as managed moves, inclusion units, nurture rooms and isolation rooms (Power and Taylor, 2024). Atkinson (2012), Gill et al. (2024) and Martin-Denham (2024c) presented examples of caregivers being coerced to agree to a managed move as an alternative to a permanent school exclusion, which Webmanaged moves We want to improve the available evidence and understand how we can improve the experiences of all children and young people in school. We also want to know …

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WebIPSEA provides free and independent legally based advice for parents whose children have SEN/disability. IPSEA advises families whose children have all types of SEN/disability, including behavioural problems, communication difficulties, learning disabilities and autism. IPSEA often helps families before their child has even been diagnosed. WebSeptember 2024. IPSEA submitted a response to the Department for Education’s recent call for evidence on managing behaviour in schools. We told the Government that schools’ … extremity\\u0027s hc

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WebWhile a managed move can be a positive development if a child’s special educational needs are assessed and understood, and if the support they need is put in place at the new school, all too often a lack of support in one school is replicated at the next. WebIn view of the lack of clarity on managed moves, we have written to the DfE seeking further clarification. Headteachers should "take the pupil’s views into account, considering these in light of their age and understanding, before deciding to exclude, ... ACE Education, and IPSEA. We have revised our suite of template exclusion letters to ... WebA managed move, where the pupil transfers to alternative provision voluntarily. This is a more consensual approach that involves the full cooperation of parents, governors and … extremity\u0027s hf