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Peripatetic teacher/tutor

June 8, 2009 //  by Admin

Peripatetic teachers and tutors are usually employed by the loacl authority.

They visit schools and help individual children, usually those with statements.

They provide specialist support to help meet the targets on the child’s statement and/or IEP.

Peripatetic teachers also teach children at home if they are unable to attend school for a long period of time due to ill-health. Support assistants can also work on a peripatetic basis

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