Why We Do What We Do

SEN affects every part of society and knows no class, race, religion, age etc. We believe that every child deserves an equal right to an appropriate education. We also believe that injustices cannot go unchallenged and therefore help children and young people with SEN (through their parents), who we believe are amongst the most vulnerable members of our society.

​We are genuinely committed to doing the work that we do - our aim is to always ensure that:

  • All children with SEN receive the right educational provision/placement;
  • All children with SEN are treated fairly; and
  • All ‘Davids’ receive as equal legal representation as ‘Goliaths’.
​We subscribe to the 'Social Model' not the 'Medical Model' of Disability.​