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May 6, 2017
Jon Gibson Co-authors Guernsey and Alderney's SEND Review.
Backdrop's Jon Gibson was the team leader of nasen's SEND review team and worked with nasen's CEO, Prof. Adam Boddison, to co-author the SEND review for the Guernsey and Alderney government
The Guernsey and Alderney government website noted that the '... wide-ranging review of Special Educational Needs and Disability provision in Guernsey and Alderney has found that there is some excellent, inclusive practice in place in fully States-funded schools and made recommendations to help ensure this is extended to all learners, all of the time.' (Guernsey and Alderney SEND Review - States of Guernsey (gov.gg))
The Guernsey and Alderney government website noted that the '... wide-ranging review of Special Educational Needs and Disability provision in Guernsey and Alderney has found that there is some excellent, inclusive practice in place in fully States-funded schools and made recommendations to help ensure this is extended to all learners, all of the time.' (Guernsey and Alderney SEND Review - States of Guernsey (gov.gg))
To find a copy of the review visit here: Guernsey and Alderney SEND Review - States of Guernsey (gov.gg)
Article: A Question of Time, Priorities and Considerations for the Catch Up Funding.
The latest article published in Headteachers Update on the 21st October 2020. Co - written by Jon Gibson (Director and Lead Consultant) and Ben Slater from Fiveways Devon. We hope you find this useful.
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