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I have become aware of potential discrimination under the Equality Act 2010 following a subject access review about failure to make reasonable ...
... adjustments. Some of the activity is beyond 6 months but I have only become aware of the activity recently as a result of the subject access review (under 6 months). If I were to make a claim under the Equality Act would these activities be admissible since I only was made aware of them recently and, more importantly, now have sufficient evidence? I do have a recent example within six months that I can use. Is my understanding correct that I can bring in older evidence to show a pattern? Any potential claim would be made in the context for a child with an EHCP to the SEND Tribunal. Thank you.
Whitehaven Parent
05 Oct 2022
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01.01 Can you explain where to find the legal definition of disability in Britain in relation to education and how it works?
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01.02 Is there a “test” to prove that my child has a disability?
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01.03 Does a child need a “medical” diagnosis of a condition or disorder to satisfy the definition of disability in the Equality Act 2010?
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02.01 Does the Equality Act 2010 afford a disabled child or young person any protection in education?
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02.02 If I want my disabled child to have all the support they need in school, do I just rely on the special educational needs framework?
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03.01 Can I use the Equality Act 2010 as a substitute for failing to secure a needs assessment for my child?
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04.01 Does a school or post-16 provision have to make “reasonable adjustments” under the Equality Act 2010 for a child/young person if they have ...
... not been told they are disabled?
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04.02 Does making “reasonable adjustments” under the Equality Act 2010 extend to modifying internal school policies that place a disabled child at ...
... a disadvantage?
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04.03 Are schools (including post-16 provision) expected to know what reasonable adjustments are needed for a potential students who are disabled?