How can Communication and Interaction Needs be met at a whole school level?

Designated leadership/SENCo

There is a designated lead for supporting social communication and interaction needs in school who is responsible for:

Providing support and guidance to all staff around supporting social communication and interaction needs 
Being one point of contact for external support services, e.g. Health professionals and providers of specialist equipment 
Engaging parents in supporting young people’s social communication needs 
Maintaining awareness of relevant research and policy updates in this area 
Identifying the potential risk factors within the vulnerable groups in school
Auditing practice within the school
Liaising with the governing body regarding communication and interaction needs.

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