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Experts at Hand
The specialists involved with the school, their pupil links and the follow-ups agreed, kept on record.
Part of the SEND Reference and AAC workflow
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SEND / SEND Reference and AAC
The question comes up in Tuesday's TAC meeting, and the guidance is to hand.
Give staff authorised routes into specialist guidance, shared knowledge and AAC tools while keeping pupil decisions human-led.
Student Radar keeps evidence and statutory workflows together. The SENCO and authorised staff remain responsible for decisions and support.
The working surface
What it does
The SEND Knowledge Base holds the searchable guidance; Experts at Hand manages the specialists, their pupil links and their follow-ups; and the AAC route embeds the public communication board for classroom use.
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SEND Knowledge Base
Give teams a shared reference point for SEND practice, terminology and evidence-informed approaches.
Part of the SEND Reference and AAC workflow
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AAC (Echo)
Use the embedded public AAC board for classroom communication through symbols and speech.
Part of the SEND Reference and AAC workflow
Limits made explicit
What it deliberately does not do
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Guidance is guidance. It informs a professional's decision; it does not make it.
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Specialist involvement is not replaced by a reference library, and nothing here says otherwise.
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The AAC board supports communication in the room; what is said remains between the people saying it.
Evidence in context
Within reach, not in charge
The guidance sits where the question comes up, and the decision stays where it always was.
- Searchable guidance in the SEND Knowledge Base
- Specialists with pupil links and follow-ups in Experts at Hand
- The public AAC board embedded for classroom use
Ask to see the SEND Knowledge Base in the Demo School
The guidance searched, and the specialists linked, from where the work happens.