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Revised Statutory Guidance for local authorities in England to identify children not receiving a suitable education

Consultation published by The Department for Children, Schools and Families View original »

This draft revised guidance aims to provide practitioners across all relevant agencies and the voluntary and community sector with information about how to implement the duty placed on local authorities by the Education and Inspections Act 2006 to identify those children not receiving a suitable education. It will replace the current version of statutory guidance which was issued in 2007.

Timeframe

This consultation started on 7th August 2008 and ended on 24th October 2008.

Consultation Documents

Here are the documents we were able to locate that relate to this consultation:

Summary Consultation Document (Word) ( Adobe PDF)
Response Form (Word) ( Adobe PDF)
Revised Statutory Guidance for local authorities in England to identify children not receiving a suitable education - Revised Guidance Document ( Adobe PDF)

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New Consultation: on Efficacy of the "Children Missing From...

[From daretoknowblog.blogspot.com, at 05:32 on 09/08/2008]

OK one and all, deep breath, here we go all over again.

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