The whole school SEND audit
Every school rates itself against your expectations, Emerging, Developing or Secure.
In this guide
- Your directory of evidence-based inclusion strategies
- The whole school SEND audit
- The action plan and milestones
- Putting the school in context
- What your Experts at Hand do
- The new way versus the old way
- What the reform plans say
- Proof
- Getting Belong for your council
- What it costs
- You own it
- Who you get
- 3 ways to start
One page per focus area
The audit is whole school, and it is the school's own self-evaluation against the council's expectations. For every expectation, SENCO and SLT rate the school and give their evidence, with links to your other SEND and inclusion documents. The best practice recommendations and the Teachers' Standards are a click away, so nobody has to guess what best practice looks like.
Each focus area ends with its strengths and areas for development, and those feed the action plan. When the next audit comes round you can see the progress since last year, and celebrate it.
3 ways to run the audit
- On your own, kept inside the school. People are honest when nobody is marking them, and it is the quickest way to get the senior team talking about inclusion.
- With a peer, another school's SENCO looking in. Fresh eyes on the same expectations, and the two schools come away with shared understanding.
- With the council, your specialist teams alongside. The Experts at Hand see where the school needs help, and the training and resources follow.
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