My child/ward does not have SEN but I am concerned about his behaviour and/or academic performance which I suspect may be linked to a possible SEN.

What should I do?

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My child/ward does not have SEN but I am concerned about his behaviour and/or academic performance which I suspect may be linked to a possible SEN.

What should I do?

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There can be many reasons to a student's behaviour and/or academic performance that may be of a concern.

You can speak to your child's/ward's Form Teachers who would then engage with our Special Educational Needs Officers for further discussions.

Your child's/ward's Form Teachers or our Special Educational Needs Officers will then share with you on proposed actions that can be taken, for you to discuss and decide with your cihld/ward.

My child/ward does not have SEN but I am concerned about his behaviour and/or academic performance which I suspect may be linked to a possible SEN. What should I do?

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