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What does this actually mean?

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SayNoToStilton · 14/07/2025 13:49

Please could somebody help me understand this - what does the local authority recommending “ASD Specialist Provision” actually mean? Does this mean a school solely for autistic students? Or could this mean a generic specialist school catering for many different types of SEN, with autism being one of them? Thanks x

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perpetualplatespinning · 14/07/2025 14:01

A generic SS isn’t an ASD specialist school. However, who knows what the LA really means. They could easily mean a special school who admits autistic pupils among other needs because what LAs say and what they actually mean and do isn’t always the same thing.

SayNoToStilton · 14/07/2025 14:07

Hi, thanks for your reply, if they have actually put it in writing in his annual review paperwork that he needs ASD specialist schooling would that mean I would have a strong case to insist on just that, an ASD specialist school as opposed to a generic SEN school?

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perpetualplatespinning · 14/07/2025 14:10

They may still force you to appeal.

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