Guest guest Posted June 26, 2008 Report Share Posted June 26, 2008 I read in the last but one issue of Autism File (in the interview with Bercow) that OFSTED are due to undertake a review of SEN provision in 2009. I recently contacted OFSTED for more information on this. I asked: § Where I could find out more information about the OFSTED review of school SEN provision in 2009 § What the terms of reference for the review will be and whether consultation with parents and carers of children with SEN will be built into the review process Below is OFSTED's reply for those who are interested. The government (DCSF) has asked HM Chief Inspector to undertake a review of SEN provision in 2009/10. The government will consider whether changes are necessary to the SEN Framework and information- gathering arrangements in the light of HMCI's recommendations. As yet further details have not been agreed about the 2009/10 review. The resource has not been allocated as it will be in the 09/10 budget. Ofsted has not had detailed discussions with the DCSF and therefore the methodology and survey plan have not been developed. Various reviews currently happening will inform the survey planning for example, Bercow review and the current DCSF innovative pilot schemes linked to the Lamb enquiry. In the past surveys reviewing the effectiveness of provision for pupils with learning difficulties and /or disabilities have all included methodology to gain the views of parents. There is currently no additional information available about the survey. End of message from OFSTED In Oldham we got through to round 2 of bidding (with a project for SEN Parent Advocates) for Lamb funding .......but fell at the final hurdle :( It will be interesting to see which projects did get funded. Zoe Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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