According to the DFE Special Education Needs Code of Pactice the LEA are not legally obliged to provide transport to a school. This is particularly true if the parents preferred school is different to the LEA’s suggested school. Ridiculous, but normal for LEA’s. However, I don’t think …
The difference between these listed tuitions and public schools can easily be found in these additional costs which are not listed. Additionally, private schools get cut some slack when mandatory building upgrades are inflicted upon schools. Remember the Standard Q fire and earthquake upgrades? …
The school has a duty of care over your grandson for the period of the day they look after him, irrespective of his circumstances. If a ‘special need’ is moderate the child may be accommodated in a conventional school, although that school will *always* …
