Fw: Re: [senco-forum] Here we go again...

I think they have to let you read the file, on school premises - and you
have to give notice as the school can remove some items, (not sure what).
The school has rights as well.
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Letters sent to Governors, or even some members of staff, would not end up
in a child's file.
If sent to the Head or SENCO they might do.
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A school would not photocopy a whole file. A child's peperwork is often in
more than one file, in more than one room anyway.
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Once you have read the file, in my experience, near the school office,
they may let you photocopy some of it.
--
Sheila
Primary PRU
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>
> ----- Original Message -----
> Subject: [senco-forum] Here we go again...
> Date: Fri, December 28, 2007 13:01
> From: "June Marriott" <june_marriott at yahoo.co.uk>
> Shortly before Christmas asked my son's school to check for correspondence
> sent to
> > previous school, in particular a letter I asked to be added to his file.
> Apparently,
> > following a detailed search, it was not found. As it was hand-delivered
> and copied
> > to every school governor and other members of staff, I find this a
> little "odd"! Can
> > anyone point me in the direction of current regulations on this kind of
> thing? Son's
> > school thinks they can't show me the file, but I'm fairly certain they
> have to not
> > only show it, but also copy it if I ask.
> >
> >   Hope you all had a good Christmas!
> >
> >   June
> >
> >
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