If there is concern about the progress your child is making with support through School Action, he or she may need extra help at School Action Plus. This should be discussed with you, and you can bring it up with the school.

At School Action Plus, the SENCO will ask for advice from external support services. For example, someone from the Norfolk Psychological Service or the Health Service. If your child is referred for or receiving support around any issues which may be related to a special educational need, it is important to inform the school.

A new IEP may be written for your child, taking into account this extra advice. New targets will be set and your child's progress will continue to be monitored and reviewed.

At a later review your child's achievements may enable support to be offered through School Action.

You should be kept fully informed about what is happening and your permission will be asked if any additional information is to be obtained from outside specialists.