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Additional Learning Needs (ALN)
Stanwell respects that everyone has individual needs, we fully understand and are committed to supporting those who may require extra care and attention as we know many pupils, at some time in their life may need short or long-term support in order for them to make progress to overcome barriers to learning. We believe the student should be at the centre of everything we do and our aim is to deliver a fully inclusive education provision for all of our learners.
The Additional Learning Needs and Education Tribunal (Wales) Act 2018 makes provision for a new statutory framework for supporting children and young people with additional learning needs (ALN) from the age of 0-25. The ALN system aims to transform the expectations, experiences and outcomes for children and young people with ALN placing learners’ views at the heart of the process. From September 2021, this system began to come into force with a three-year phased implementation period. A series of links and documents below provide additional information on the Act.
If you'd like to discuss anything relating to Additional Learning Needs at Stanwell, please contact Ms A McMahon (amcmahon@stanwell.org), or alternatively, you can make a direct ALN referral using the 'ALN Parental Referral' button.
Resources
3. Information on The Index for Children and Young People with Disabilities or Additional Needs
- 4. IDP Process Plans:
- Local authority process for identifying and supporting ALN
- Local Authority process for reconsidering decisions about ALN
- School process for identifying and supporting AL
5. Dispute Resolution and SNAP Cymru Information
6. Parent/Carer: Step by Step Process