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What is the name of the organisation you can appeal to if statement has been refused?

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MavisEnderby · 08/10/2009 21:01

My dd has been "lucky" enough to get a full statement with little problem as her sn are deemed severe enough for her to be educated in the sn school sector.

I have a friend whose dc doesn't currently have a dx but is thought to have ASD and requires 1;1 at nursery.Her dc is due to start school soon.

She has been refused a Statement twice,Though consensus of nursery and school is that he needs statementing.)

Can you help?TIA.

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missmarples · 08/10/2009 21:27

its SENDIST - the Special Educational needs Tribunal service, but she is on a time limit to reply to the refusal to statement and i can't remember what it is - get yourself hold of a SEN code of practise - it is a big book but explains really clearly what can and can't be done

good luck

Merle · 08/10/2009 21:57

When the LA send the letter refusing the statement/assessment they have to tell you of your right to appeal and include all the info about how you go about that process.

Denmal · 08/10/2009 22:02

You could try this link:
www.direct.gov.uk/en/Parents/Schoolslearninganddevelopment/SpecialEducationalNeeds/DG_ 4000870

Denmal · 08/10/2009 22:04

Ok; I'm new -the link didn't work, but it's the one for the direct.gov site under special educational needs and statementing - Good luck with the process!

iheartdusty · 08/10/2009 22:06

ipsea

MavisEnderby · 08/10/2009 22:23

Thank you ladies,I will pass this on to friend.

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