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SEN: role of the link governor
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What is the role of the governor for SEN? You will find a job description for the role of the governor for special educational needs (SEN). We also look at working with the SENCO and suggest questions you could ask to monitor SEN provision.
Contents
- 1 Requirements
- 2 Job description
- 3 Working with the SENCO
- 4 Questions to ask the SENCO
- 5 Reporting to the governing board
- 6 SEND governance review guide
- 7 Model SEN information report and policy from The Key
- 8 KeyDoc: SEN jargon buster
Article features
- 2 downloads
- 6 external links
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