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Title: Accreditation%20and%20Young%20People%20with%20Special%20Needs


1
Accreditation and Young People with Special Needs
  • Moving forward together to ensure that every
    learner fulfils his or her full potential
  • Shirley Jones and Marbeth Wilson

2
Scoping Exercise - ETI
  • To map out current learning pathways for young
    people with SEN in special and mainstream schools
  • To identify an accreditation framework to support
    and enable young people to transition
    successfully and progress to further education
    and training

3
Policy Context
  • The Education and Skills Authority
  • Every School a Good School
  • The Entitlement Framework
  • Area Based Planning
  • Qualifications and Credit Framework
  • The review of Special Education and the Inclusion
    agenda

4
Department of Education
  • A course should consist of an extended period of
    learning which leads to a quality assured award
    from a professional body which is independent of
    the school/centre and
  • a process of developing and assessing specific
    knowledge and/or understanding and/or skills
    which will enable the young person to deal with
    opportunities and challenges in life.

5
Special Needs Reference Group
  • The need for progression, coherence, flexibility
    in size and level suited to the needs of
    learners and
  • a strong emphasis on recognition of achievement
    within a framework of approved qualifications.

6
Progression to Further and Training
  • Age appropriate and build on the accreditation
    provided in Special and Mainstream Schools
  • Curriculum offers should focus on employability,
    independent living and life skills
  • High expectations, appropriate pace and
    challenge
  • Opportunities for achievement within and across
    levels (horizontal as well as vertical
    progression)

7
Marbeth Wilson
  • Park Schools
  • Accreditation Journey...

8
Moving Forward
  • In small groups consider
  • What you and your school need to do to put in
    place, or develop further, appropriate learning
    pathways for your pupils? and
  • What needs to be done to facilitate this journey
    for all?
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