The signs can appear long before an Access Arrangement becomes urgent.
Running out of time. Processing difficulties. Support being used regularly.
Spotting patterns early gives you time to understand the learner — not rush the process later. #Edusky #SENCO #AccessArrangements #EdTech #SENDassistant

Build the process before you need it.

One place for information. Clear progress. Trackable staff feedback. Evidence that builds as you go. Move from reacting and chasing to a process your team can actually see. Start as you mean to go on. #Edusky #SENCO #AccessArrangements #EdTech #SENDassistant

If your Access Arrangements process only works because one person remembers everything, the person has become the system. Your expertise should drive the process. Your memory shouldn't have to hold it together. #SEND #SENCO #AccessArrangements #EdTech #SENDassistant #TeacherWorkload #StaffWellbeing

JCQ's guide for teaching staff is a useful reminder that Access Arrangements are a whole-centre process — not something that should sit entirely with the SENCO or Access Arrangements Coordinator. zurl.co/HYL30
#Edusky #SEND #SENCO #AccessArrangements #EdTech #SENDassistant #TeacherWorkload

The Access Arrangements work that becomes urgent later often starts quietly now. Identifying. Gathering. Recording. Checking. Organising. A calmer process later starts with the systems you create now. Start as you mean to go on. #Edusky #SENCO #AccessArrangements #EdTech #SENDassistant

A good system should take pressure off you—not add to it. Know where things are. Know what's outstanding. Know what happens next. Everything shouldn't have to live inside the SENCO's head. Good systems create breathing room. #Edusky #SENO #SENCO #AccessArrangements #SENDassistant #TeacherWorkload