Proceeding contribution from Robert Flello (Labour) in the House of Commons on Friday, 15 May 2009. It occurred during Debate on bill on Special Educational Needs and Disability (Support) Bill.
Special Educational Needs and Disability (Support) Bill
A week or so ago, when the Government were opening the 3,000th Sure Start centre, I visited one of the three centres in my constituency. I, too, observed the fantastic work that is being done. Does my hon. Friend agree that there is almost a duty for staff, who, as she says, are highly qualified and dedicated, to flag up the earliest signs of autism when they appear? I know that there is speculation about how early those signs can be demonstrated, but should not a mechanism operate from the earliest years of a child's development to ensure that staff are aware that that child may develop autistic tendencies?
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- 492 c1122-3
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- 2008-09
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- House of Commons chamber
- Subjects
- Disability Children Classroom assistants Autism Inspections Discrimination Dyslexia Pupil exclusions Staff Standards Schools Teachers Special educational needs Training
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- Special Educational Needs and Disability (Support) Bill 2008-09
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