Sentence examples for complex learning difficulties from inspiring English sources

Julia Tester, curriculum leader at Somerset College of Arts and Technology, has opened the door to education for adults with brain injury or severe and complex learning difficulties.

And in December 2013, a teenage boy with complex learning difficulties was Tasered in the grounds of a special school owned by the exclusive Priory Group - Chelfham Senior school near Plymouth.

Julia Tester, Curriculum leader, Somerset College of Arts and Technology has created a wide range of educational opportunities for adults with brain injury or severe and complex learning difficulties.

Bray, the behaviour and PSHE (personal, social and health education) lead at Doubletrees special school near St Austell, in Cornwall – which caters for those with severe and complex learning difficulties – is determined that as many of the students as possible should have sex and relationships education (SRE).

In the neighbouring parish of Westfield lie Westfield Primary School and, for pupils with complex learning difficulties, Fosseway School.

I recently heard of one student with complex physical and learning difficulties who was turned down by five local providers, before being allowed to look around a specialist college.

For example, missense mutations in the CBP and p300 genes or loss of a CBP allele cause Rubinstein-Taybi syndRTSe (RTS) [64], [65], [66], [67], a human disease that displays complex phenotypic abnormalities including short stature, learning difficulties, and neoplasia.

A theory that can highlight potential difficulties in this complex learning system about patient safety is activity theory.

A community children's nurse perspective was typical: '… with the children with complex health care needs, most of them have significant associated learning difficulties.

From September 2015 it will only pay for support for students with specific learning difficulties, such as dyslexia, if their needs are "complex", although the definition of this, and who decides it, remains unclear.

We anticipate that people with learning difficulties and impairments would be best managed in clinic where their more complex needs could be met.