My own advocacy strategy which I’ve created to grow greater awareness about the vital importance of literacy in my community: The Claudes SEN Law #TheClaudesSENLaw
to reform the UK education system under a new law which acknowledges neurodiversity that would require the backing of 10,000 signatures to be debated. This is #TheClaudesSENLaw, which I want to be acknowledged across the UK and eventually the world.
I am a 23-year-old Student, Youth Delegate, Author, Campaigner and Philanthropist. I believe in an inclusive equal world for Neurodiverse people and people with hidden and visible disabilities, especially with regards to a decent standard of education for all. This is because of the result of my own challenges of being unwillingly denied an education from 2017, which I am legally entitled to. I’m not alone: millions of SEN families and young adults have to face these battles each day.
That’s why I came up with the idea of #TheClaudesSENLaw.
The Government should conduct a review to investigate the national approach to Special Educational Needs in the curriculum, educational and employment opportunities and barriers for people with Special Educational Needs. I especially believe there needs to be a specific focus on disabled people of colour.
The Government should then consider ways of improving understanding of these needs, and supporting people with these needs. This could include revising the national curriculum, and providing educational and access to the Personal Budget for EHCP plans for SEN families and young adults. There could also be an additional qualification and degree system that is more accessible for people with Special Educational Needs.
Our stories have to be part of the reforms which are made, as we never seem to be considered as being of equal importance to typically developing, able-bodied people. I have learned this from experience. We need to end the commodity of education, treating all students rather than numbers or statistics, including students with Special Educational Needs. “The Claudes SEN Week.” Which highlights SEN awareness.
I am one of over a million students who have Special Educational Needs and have faced my own challenges and personal obstacles.
SEN education requires financial support for productive, positive constructive investment.
Extend studying 25 cut off age as the ehcp plan holder.
Deal with number of youth homeless, sofa surfing and harassment behaviour of housing local authorities due to failure in regards to SEN Department of Local Authorities.
People with learning difficulties, Neurodivers, people with hidden, visable disabilities, epilepsy and youth homelessness could be supported to succeed in education and work.
Why we need The Claudes SEN Law ” because?”
After previous assessments and having my DLD known as PIP stripped away from me, when I have Neurodiversity and Hidden Disabilities however this is not acknowledged there is injustice imbalance inequality for neurodiversity. When I am not independent for starters who came up with this name, also which is currently undergoing 3 years coming into 4 years of shorts full of non payments also being threatened to be homeless. I have now also been discredited from my benefits and my carers rewards. How can people like me and other British Born publics who live to tell the story.
It is not being acknowledged when I am in a vulnerable situation. When I have vulnerable needs which are not visible but affects me in my everyday life.
I am a 22 year old student who is currently sofa surfing including not being provided education to then be resulted in being out of Education for three years which are now four years. Which was unelected.
The past is the past, however for action, change and investment it is key addressed. Whilst local authorities have a huge disconnect with effective outcomes and with uses of resources. It is clear that the voices of children, young adults and parents go unheard..
It is a disgrace after the 6 years battle of my wonderful mother who fought for the whole first year of my education.

Why I created the The Claudes SEN Law?

Because I believe in literacy could be given as equal opportunitie as education could have no cost with no levels of discrimination as everyone could be and are entitled to the right of a decent education. Which is important factor of life and I also believe in: “Inclusive equal world for Neurodivers, people with hidden, visable disabilities and the awareness of the #TheClaudesSENLaw

~ Aquayemi-Claude Garnett Akinsanya (Claude)

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