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SENCO's sought for epilepsy survey
No notice child protection inspections
Deaf friendly football tournament
Autism may be detected at six months
Warning of cuts to SLCN services
SENCOs and teachers sought for epilepsy survey
Autism dance day announced
Poor teachers face earlier dismissal
Ofsted to tackle “satisfactory” schools
SEN National Advice Service established
Study seeks adolescents with Tourette’s
Transition guide for deaf teenagers
Demand for radical change to the role of TAs
DfE attacked over assistive technology
Government urged to reform social care system
National Curriculum to focus on SLCN
Schools are failing deaf children
Call for more ADHD school assessments
Families of disabled children face isolation
“Shocking” increase in young self-harm
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Partners, not warriors
Geraldine Hills argues that schools must do more to include parents in decisions about their child’s education
The new science of autism in infancy
If autism emerges early on, why has research with infants and toddlers arrived so late, asks Tony Charman
Out of Africa
Elizabeth Attfield and Sue Hatton find much to admire on a visit to a Ghanaian community for children with SEN
Fighting ignorance: SEN in Bangladesh
Changing attitudes and government investment can do much to improve the lives of children with SEN in Bangladesh, says Saima Hossain
Undiagnosed and in the dark
Carolyn Brathwaite describes the heartache of not knowing the cause of her daughter’s severe developmental problems
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