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What if we cannot agree?
Why choose mediation?   Back to First Page   When can I appeal to the Tribunal?
What can I do if my child is going through Statutory Assessment or has a Statement?
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 You can speak to Norfolk Parent Partnership
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 You can talk to your child's school (as outlined previously)
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 You can discuss your concerns with your caseworker as early as possible
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 You can ask for the help of an independent mediator
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 You may have a right of appeal to the Special Educational Needs & Disability Tribunal (SEND).


SEND is independent and will make decisions when a parent appeals against an LA decision about their child's special educational needs. They will also hear appeals about disability discrimination. Contact the SEND Helpline on: 01325 392760, website www.sendist.gov.uk and email sendistqueries@tribunals.gsi.gov.uk.

 

You can get a copy of the SEND booklet by contacting:

Special Educational Needs and Disability
Mowden Hall
Staindrop Road
Darlington DL3 9BG
SEN Helpline: 01325 392 760
e-mail: sendistqueries@tribunals.gsi.gov.uk
website: www.sendist.gov.uk

 
You do not have to go through the mediation process before you appeal to the Tribunal. Mediation is not intended to replace the Tribunal. It is simply another way of trying to reach an agreement before a Tribunal hearing takes place.

 

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