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Provision bloody maps

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jussi · 02/10/2013 10:28

Where are the outcomes? Where are the strategies? How are they measured? How are they individual? How are they SMART??? I couldn't care less if my son was 'provided' with the flippin moon on a spoon if I can't see the progress or where he's supposed to be going and how he is going to get there!!!
If anyone wants to enlighten me I'm all ears then maybe I can work out if provision maps are crap or the school!!!
Thank you

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NewNameforNewTerm · 02/10/2013 22:21

Provision maps just identify the provision available within the school / year group. They are not IEPs so they don't have SMART targets or outcomes on them. Many parents are extremely concerned about what additional support schools are providing and the maps do identify this (and identify cost for the budget).

I think both are needed, but we were told we only need the provision maps.

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