Resolving disagreements with education settings or other services
Sometimes problems can arise from a misunderstanding which can easily be clarified by talking to the right person. Many disagreements can be sorted out by ...
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Sometimes problems can arise from a misunderstanding which can easily be clarified by talking to the right person. Many disagreements can be sorted out by ...
Read MoreJanuary 13, 2025
Before arranging a meeting directly with the person or organisation it may be useful for you to make some notes about: The main issue/s What ...
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Many parents find it daunting even going to an informal meeting. Here are some ideas that may help. Remember that at this point the priority ...
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It is important to keep a written record of all contacts with the school, the local authority or health, particularly if you may be moving ...
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If you can’t reach agreement, you may wish to proceed to make a formal complaint following the individual educational setting complaints policy and procedures. All ...
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Local authorities have procedures to deal with complaints from children and young people, or from people complaining on their behalf, such as parents and guardians. ...
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If you want to complain about an NHS service such as a hospital, GP or dentist, ask the service for a copy of their complaint's ...
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Disagreement resolution is a voluntary process that can only take place if all parties agree. It is available to parents of all children and young people ...
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Mediation is similar to, but slightly different from, disagreement resolution. It is where an independent mediator, separate from the council, tries to help parties to ...
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You can make appeal to the SEND tribunal about particular decisions we make. For more information about: who can appeal when you can appeal what ...
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