This concept is rooted partly in the "special needs" provision the court has embraced.
They include such measures as personal budgets for special needs provision, and the replacement of the current model of special educational needs with "single plans" covering education, health and social care.
Their main task has been the strategic functions that individual schools cannot easily or efficiently do themselves: admissions, attendance, special needs provision, and ensuring there are neither too many nor too few school places to meet fluctuating demographic demand.
"We are also overhauling special educational needs provision to put young people and their families at its centre, with more say in where they study and more control over the support they receive".
The analysis draws on evidence gathered mainly from interviews with decision-makers representing the largest supported housing providers in the region across a range of specialisms and needs provision.
The MAAS instrument provides a global assessment of communication, including aspects such as exploration of patients' needs, provision of information, and empathy.
Parents reported regular medications (classified as cardiac or non-cardiac), vision, hearing or speech problems, special educational needs provision, school absences and participation in sporting and social activities for their child.
We needed provisions but Ceci Paolo deli in Ledbury had sold out of Poilane loaves, olives and buffalo mozzarella.
We also need provisions protecting a worker's right to organize and collectively bargain without interference or intimidation by their employer.
