After The Bell - EduSafe: the Local Offer S9 E5

This series follows the SEND Code of Practice series and the importance of the SEND code of practice and the journey of a child with SEND needs through their education and entering the workplace and the various stages up to the age of 25 years. A fundamental part of the requirement of the SEN Code of Practice is for all local authorities to create and publish a Local Offer. In this episode, we consider what a Local Offer is, what this looks like and why it is so important as a tool for supporting children with SEN and their families.

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This episode was published on October 8, 2023.

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