The Educational Psychology Service Educational Psychologists work through a consultation framework to: support schools to meet children and young people’s complex needs evaluate interventions and projects work closely with parents/carers This work be commissioned by the school. An Educational Psychologist will always be involved if the Local Authority is making a statutory assessment of a pupil’s special educational needs. Parental involvement Parents/carers should be involved in discussions when there are concerns about progress in literacy. The information that they can contribute to assessment can be valuable in identifying their child’s needs and possible ways forward. Parents/carers need to be aware of the actions the school is taking and their role clearly stated. Schools should refer parents/carers to the leaflet available on the Local Offer. Information for Parents’ ‘Dyslexia: E: Facebook : www.facebook.com/mksend Pupil involvement
The Educational Psychology Service Educational Psychologists work through a consultation framework to: support schools to meet children and young people’s complex needs evaluate interventions and projects work closely with parents/carers This work be commissioned by the school. An Educational Psychologist will always be involved if the Local Authority is making a statutory assessment of a pupil’s special educational needs. Parental involvement Parents/carers should be involved in discussions when there are concerns about progress in literacy. The information that they can contribute to assessment can be valuable in identifying their child’s needs and possible ways forward. Parents/carers need to be aware of the actions the school is taking and their role clearly stated. Schools should refer parents/carers to the leaflet ‘Dyslexia: Information for Parents’ available on the Local Offer. E: Facebook : www.facebook.com/mksend Pupil involvement