IEP: Individual Education Plan. A plan, identifies targets and strategies, to support the child in achieving the targets. It can include both learning and behavioural targets. PSP: Pastoral Support Plan a plan which should be in place for those children at – high risk of exclusion who do not already have an IEP or for whom the targets and strategies need to be reviewed / monitored with greater frequency (fortnightly). Physical Intervention (PI): This is the preferred term for all types of physical contact used as a response to challenging behaviour. PI can range from guiding children away from a challenging situation intervening between two children fighting, restrictive physical interventions (physical restraint) Severity: The severity of an incident links to the ferocity of the assault and / or to the level of injury / damage sustained as a result of the assault. N.B. Assault can be directed at inanimate objects and property.
IEP: Individual Education Plan. A plan, identifies targets and strategies, to support the child in achieving the targets. It can include both learning and behavioural targets. PSP: Pastoral Support Plan – a plan which should be in place for those children at high risk of exclusion who do not already have an IEP or for whom the targets and strategies need to be reviewed / monitored with greater frequency (fortnightly). Physical Intervention (PI): This is the preferred term for all types of physical contact used as a response to challenging behaviour. PI can range from guiding children away from a challenging situation intervening between two children fighting, restrictive physical interventions (physical restraint) Severity: The severity of an incident links to the ferocity of the assault and / or to the level of injury / damage sustained as a result of the assault. N.B. Assault can be directed at inanimate objects and property.
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