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Would you consider coming to my area?

Published: 25th November, 2019

Author: James Odell

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  • Training FAQs
  • IPSEA parent training days
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  • Getting temporary education put in place

  • Children out of school

    Children who have not been excluded may be out of school because of illness, school refusal, or lack of a school place.

  • Children who do not have a school place

    At the start of a new school year, far too many children with SEND are without a school to attend.

  • Illness

    Under section 100 of the Children and Families Act 2014, schools, Academies and PRUs “must make arrangements for supporting pupils at the school with medical conditions”.

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  • When will I receive my joining instructions?

    We send our joining instructions one week in advance to ensure you have the most up to date presentations and all the relevant venue information.

  • How long are the training days?

    These are generally run from 10am until 3.30pm to make them as parent-friendly as possible.

  • Will you be coming to my area?

    We run a programme of events across England and try to visit most regions/areas as often as we can.

  • Why do you run IPSEA parent training days?

    Part of our charitable remit is to train parents in the law.

  • What are your Legal updates?

    If you want to keep up to date with all the news in the SEND field, you can subscribe to IPSEA's legal updates as part of your online training.

  • Do you circulate the answers for online training?

    Because our training brings in a significant amount of funds to IPSEA as a charity and goes towards funding out helpline and tribunal support service, we’re unable to circulate the answers for our training.

  • Is there a guide on using the online training platform?

    Yes, as part of your enrolment, you will be enrolled on our quick guide to using our training portal.

  • How long do I have to complete my online training?

    You have six months to complete your training from the day you enrol (18 months if you have purchased out combined training of Levels 1-3).

  • I have forgotten my password on the portal, how do I retrieve it?

    Retrieval details are listed below (click the arrow button on the right to expand).

  • Is there any support during my online training?

    Technical support is provided during your training by an in app messaging service, or via the email [email protected]

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    The SEND Tribunal is an independent national tribunal which hears parents’ and young people’s appeals against LA decisions about the special educational needs of children and young people

  • What an EHC plan contains

    An EHC plan should be written in a way that makes it clear, to parents, young people, schools, colleges and LAs, who is required to do what, when it has to happen and how often it should be reviewed

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Published: 19th March, 2014

Updated: 14th November, 2019

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