Staged Intervention

Staged Intervention is paperwork prepared by schools three times per year, detailing the specific needs of a child or young person, the targets they are working on at that time and the supports in place to ensure they are successful in meeting those targets. Schools review this paperwork three times per year, and parents and carers are welcome to see it and discuss it with school staff. Staged Intervention should also be seen and commented on by the young person. Staged Intervention has different levels depending on the needs of the child and the amount of support they receive. The levels are:

Stage 1 - The Family and Universal Services - In Class Support

Stage 2 - The Family and Universal Services - In School Support

Stage 3 - Additional Support from a Service which is Universally Available

Stage 5 - Authority Specialist Placements or Outwith Authority Placements