SEN Support Plans

SEN Support plans and their importance in supporting Children and Young People

Welcome to our on-demand training about SEN Support plans. A SEN support plan developed between the setting, the family, and the child is a powerful vehicle to ensure not only that the setting is compliant with the SEN code of practice, but also that family and children are fully aware of and have been involved in decision making around not only the support that needs to be put in place for that child or young person, but what outcomes that provision is supporting the child or young person towards.

They support a culture where everyone involved in supporting the CYP has a shared understanding and responsibility to support them towards meeting their outcomes.

The Special Educational Needs and Disability Information, Advice and Support Service known as SENDIASS support families with discussions around SEN support as well helping them navigate the EHCP Process, Niamh Keane explains, from her perspective as part of SENDIASS, how do SEN Support Plans support children, young people, and their families?

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