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Special Educational NeedsTeaching pupils with medical needsAngela Firth - October 2010angela.firth@kirklees.gov.uk
From time to time schools need to seek support from ETHOS PRU for both KS3 (Key Stage 3) and KS4 (Key Stage 4)
pupils who are temporarily unable to attend mainstream school due to medical needs.
These pupils include:
The main aim is to maintain educative processes with a view, in most cases, to re-integrate pupils back into mainstream school or where appropriate into alternative provision eg post 16 education. This is done at the earliest opportunity, working closely with school, the pupil, parents or carers and other agencies.
The referrals to ETHOS for medical pupils originate via the Single Point Referral. These referrals come from mainstream schools or The Children Missing from
Education Team. They will be referred under the following criteria:
Pupils with medical needs will receive a minimum of 5 hours teaching per week. This will take place either in the local hospitals (DDH and HRI) or in the
pupils own home.
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