A family was appealing in a dispute over what could be included in law as “special educational provision”. As interesting as the causes of Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity may be, the case is about whether a solution to the child’s difficulties can be counted as special educational provision. The legal implications of a recent Upper Tribunal judgement on what is “special educational provision”. The only remaining question was whether the provision sought – mainly a Wi-Fi free environment – amounted to “special educational provision”. In the process he has become one of the UK’s leading commentators on special educational needs issues and is recognised as an expert in the field of special educational needs law.

Source: The Guardian September 06, 2022 05:02 UTC