The phrase "a statement of educational" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a declaration or explanation related to education, but it needs to be part of a fuller expression to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The report includes a statement of educational objectives for the upcoming curriculum changes."
Alternatives: "an educational declaration" or "a declaration of educational intent."
As far as admissions go, the school prioritises children with a statement of educational need, looked-after children and siblings.
At least two regular terms prior to completion of the program, the student must submit to each department a statement of educational objectives along with a detailed program plan that includes a description of the proposed thesis topic.
In contrast, infants who developed neonatal encephalopathy had worse functioning, particularly in language skills, and were six times more likely to receive a statement of educational need.
In cases where the child had a statement of educational needs the school could prove extremely useful in provision of services, making access to aftercare and support more frequent, with less delay and over a long enough period of time.
Although a meta-analysis of FSIQ scores of children with ASDs could not be found, Charman et al. (2011) conducted a population-based study in the United Kingdom that involved identifying each child in a population of 56,946 who had either a local diagnosis of an ASD or a "Statement of Educational Needs".
When stratifying the results by gender, female infants had a higher risk of requiring a statement of educational need than males after poor condition at birth when compared to the reference group (asymptomatic infants: females OR 3.69 (1.60 to 8.51) vs males OR 0.71 (0.07 to 7.08), encephalopathic infants: females OR 9.36 (1.00 to 87.41) vs males OR 5.08 (0.28 to 93.42)), although CIs were wide.
4% of children in the TEDS 7-year sample had a statement of special educational needs versus 3% of children in England (Department for education and skills 2002).
However, if the parent/school may feel that a child has extreme special needs, such as a mental disability, they may opt to have a "statutory assessment" which is the first stage in having a Statement of Special Educational Needs.
The school begged Southwark council for help and, at the age of seven, James was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and given a statement of special educational need.
She was struggling, and got a statement of special educational needs, but we still didn't know what was really wrong". For five years, Andrea and Gemma ricocheted around local health and education services.
Before he started primary school, my partner and I began the journey to getting him a statement of special educational needs, which would set out the support he required in detail, and gave us a legally backed means of securing it.
