Statutory Assessment Criteria

Guidance on School Action/SA+ and High Focus

Guidance on Designing a Provision Plan

Guidance on Funding for Inclusion support

IEP form

HF supplement for IEP form

SA and SA+ IEP Review form

High Focus Review form

Provision plan form

School Form to request Statutory Assessment

Early Years IEP

Early Years High Focus Review

Early Years Review form

New Annual review general guidance

Annual review form 2005 version

Annual review form guidance 2005 version

Annual review- transition plan form 2005 version

New Annual review- transition plan guidance

Annual review- info from agencies 2005 version

Annual review- Parent-Carer views 2005 version

Annual review- Pupil views KS1&2 2005 version

Annual review- Student's views KS 3&4 2005 version

New Section 140 Assessment Guidance

Framework Behavioural Environment Plan form

Framework BEP/IBP Review form

Framework Individual Behaviour Plan

A-Z of classroom behaviour (Secondary and primary- from F4i site)

CRISP Assessment Form -school age

CRISP Assessment Form - early years

CRISP delegation diagram

Using Windows (2000/XP/Vista) and Internet Explorer and can't save these as Word Documents ?

If you're good with computers go to Start >My Computer and choose Tools/Folder Options/File Types. Scroll down and select DOC - Word Document and click 'Advanced. Un-tick "Browse in same window". Click 'OK' and close all the windows. Now your downloaded Word documents will open in Word and can be saved. (You can do the same for Excel -XLS-and Powerpoint -PPT- files.)

If you need to ask a computer specialist, they might find the Microsoft link :

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=http://support.microsoft.com:80/support/kb/articles/q162/0/59.asp&NoWebContent=1

useful as reference. (The process for earlier forms of Windows is similar to the above.)

Don't have Word or Excel? All these files can be opened and used in Open Office. You can download Open Office from http://www.openoffice.org/ for free or purchase it for around 10ukp on CD. For information go to http://www.openoffice.org/.