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Changes to the SGO assessment process are just “smoke and mirrors” for Nigel Priestley, a senior partner at Ridley and Hall solicitors. He believes “good social workers are doing proper assessments” already, but feels the system does not “encourage scrutiny” of family and friend placements. ‘Families abandoned’ Harwin is clear on the message from national research so far, however: “Compared to return to court for other options, [SGOs] are at the low end of risk”.

Schools play a major role in a child’s life. They can help them deal with the difficulties they have faced and equip them with the skills and knowledge they need to thrive. My main understanding from this guidance, is that the 26 week court timescales which dictated the completion times for the Special Guardianship Assessment, now recognises the limitations of SG assessment being completed in short timescales within this.The schools guide gives you lots of information to help you choose a school. Guardians/carers role in supporting school

i. the assessment of a proposed SG should be thorough and comprehensive and evidence and experience informed; Scope www.scope.org.uk Helpline: 0808 800 3333 Scope provides advice and services for children and adults with learning disabilities or a physical impairment

Julie Roper: Education Co-ordinator - Early Years & Previously Looked After Children. [email protected] Telephone Direct Line:01785 276787 To help overcome the impact of their early experiences, children who were previously ‘looked after’ are entitled to the highest level of the pupil premium (pupil premium plus). If the Local Authority are not supporting your appointment as Special Guardians (or not yet aware of your intentions) then you should get in touch to discuss how we might be able to assist. Legal Aid is an option available to some potential clients, especially if there are ongoing Care Proceedings. We can discuss private, legal aid and local authority funded options to suit your circumstances.

Special guardians and the children they care for can meet with a nurse to assess children’s health and look at any needs they may have. If needs are not being met we can help signpost to health services to get more support. Training A serious case review into the child’s death , published earlier this year , found she suffered more than 150 injuries while living in the home of her special guardian, Kandyce Downer. It concluded that Keegan should never have been sent to live there. Respond to requests for advice and information from providers of early education, Designated Teachers in maintained schools and academies, and providers of alternative provision in their area in respect of individual children supported by the local authority. There is no pupil premium in Wales. The Welsh Authority support children who have experienced care through the Pupil Development Grant. The grant is made payable regionally with schools making a claim for the funding. The grant can be used for to provide bespoke interventions based on the need of the learning. A small proportion of the grant can also be used to provide individual bursary’s for bespoke education needs of learners. Eligibility: learners aged 3-15 who are:

Think2 funding is an entitlement for 15 hours nursery funding from the term date following the child's 2nd birthday. Funded places should be taken at agood or outstanding Ofsted rated setting to ensure the best care and learning opportunities for your child. Go’s” would only be correct if “go” was able to own an object in the sentence. Typically, the object would come straight after “go’s” to show what “go” owns. Sometimes it becomes necessary for children to be looked after by someone other than their parents. For example, there may be a crisis in the family home which means that the child’s parents are unable to take care of them. In these circumstances, relatives and friends often come forward to take on the day-to-day care of the child for short or long term periods. If such an arrangement is likely to last until the child reaches the age of 18, the non-parent carer of the child may wish to apply for an SGO. In the event that the Local Authority is involved and have started care proceedings, you can expect them to take the lead on the process and assess you without you having to take the matter to Court yourself. Either the parents would put you forward as a ‘proposed alternative carer’, or else you could try and approach the social worker directly.