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SUPPORTING CHILDREN AT SCHOOL WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS POLICY October 2016 Safeguarding Statement The school is committed to safeguarding children and promoting the welfare of children and young people

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information and documents related to the child, such as their school records, medical history, and any special needs they may have.
2. Contact the school or educational institution where the child is enrolled and inform them about the support needed for the child.
3. Schedule a meeting with the child's teacher, school counselor, or any other relevant staff members to discuss the specific needs and concerns.
4. Collaborate with the school and develop an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or a support plan for the child, outlining the goals, accommodations, and services required.
5. Communicate regularly with the school to evaluate the child's progress and make any necessary adjustments to the support plan.
6. Stay involved in the child's education by attending parent-teacher meetings, participating in school activities, and providing feedback to the school about the child's needs and progress.
7. Seek additional support outside of the school if necessary, such as tutoring services, therapy, or support groups.
8. Keep open lines of communication with the school and be proactive in addressing any concerns or issues that may arise.
9. Continuously monitor the child's academic and emotional well-being, and make adjustments to the support plan as needed.
10. Advocate for the child's rights and ensure they have equal opportunities and access to education.

Who needs supporting children at school?

1. Children who have learning disabilities or special needs.
2. Children who come from disadvantaged backgrounds or unstable home environments.
3. Children who are facing academic difficulties or struggling to keep up with their peers.
4. Children who have experienced trauma or have emotional and behavioral challenges.
5. Children who are English language learners and may require additional support to succeed in school.
6. Children who have been absent from school for extended periods and need assistance to catch up with their studies.
7. Children with physical disabilities or health conditions that require accommodations and support in the school environment.

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What is supporting children at school?

Supporting children at school includes providing resources, assistance, and guidance to help children succeed academically.

Who is required to file supporting children at school?

Parents, guardians, or any individual responsible for a child's education may be required to file supporting children at school forms.

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Supporting children at school forms can typically be filled out online or through paper forms provided by the school or educational institution.

What is the purpose of supporting children at school?

The purpose of supporting children at school is to ensure that all students have access to the resources and support they need to succeed academically.

What information must be reported on supporting children at school?

Information such as the child's name, grade level, any special needs or accommodations required, and contact information for parents or guardians may be required on supporting children at school forms.