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Video Guide Below are a complete list of all video clips available on this CD-ROM:
Introduction
David Cameron, Stirling’s Director of Children’s Services, explains Stirling’s vision for additional support for learning.
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Early years
It is important for children’s additional support needs to be identified as early as possible so that support can be put in place. For very young children, health visitors and GPs are often in most contact with parents. In Stirling the Community Early Years Team (CEYT) is responsible for assessing the needs of younger children.
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Consulting children and young people
Lynn McKerron, Speech and Language Therapist, works with a child from Whins of Milton School in Stirling, seeking his views through use of a talking mat.
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Working together - parents and professionals
Interview with Robert Dawson, a local parent, on the importance of parents being consulted.
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Going to meetings: a parents presepctive
Donnie Macleod, a local parent, explains some of the difficulties experienced by parents around going to meetings.
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Children with other needs
The Act encourages all agencies to work together to support children and young people. Children and Young People may need help for many different reasons, including social difficulties, looked after children, chidren at risk. Freagarroch in Stirling is run by Barnardos and supports children involved in offending behaviour. Some stories from people who have been helped by Freagarroch.
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Multi-agency Working
2 examples where parents describe the experience of having other agencies such as Speech and Language Therapy, Social Services, Health, to meet the additional support needs of their children.
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A flexible curriculum to meet Additonal Support Needs
Parents and young people at High School describe the importance of addressing personal and social needs as part of the school curriculum.
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Staged Intervention & the new co-ordinated support plans (csp)
Anne Pearson explains Stirling’s system of Staged Intervention for supporting children and young people with additional support needs. She also explains the new document called a co-ordinated support plan which has been introduced by the new legislation.
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Planning beyond secondary school
Educational Psychologist, Jenni Barr, talks about the arrangements being made to plan for youngsters moving on from school.
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