Articles on SEND Local Offer (246)
Centres for disabled children and young people
There are three centres for Disabled Children and Young People across the Bi-borough. Click on one of the centres below to find out more about what they offer and how you can access it. St Quintin's Centre for Disabled Children and Young People Marlborough Satellite Centre…Changes to the powers of the SEND Tribunal
What is the National Trial? The Government are extending the powers of the First-tier Tribunal (SEND), sometimes referred to as the ‘SEND Tribunal’, to make non-binding recommendations about the health and social care aspects of Education, Health and Care (EHC) plans as part of a…Child Healthy Weight Care Pathway
The care pathway explains how to refer into the Change4Life Service and offer the right support to children, young people and their families. It was designed for practitioners and colleagues who work with children and young people in mind. Explore the sections below to find out more:…Childcare Sufficiency Assessment (CSA)
A Childcare Sufficiency Assessment (CSA) is an assessment of existing childcare provision in the borough, mapping supply of, demand for and gaps in the childcare market. The Childcare Act 2006 places a legal duty on local authorities to secure sufficient childcare (so far as is…Children with Disabilities Family Help Service
The Disabled Children's teams in RBKC and WCC and the Bi-Borough Short Breaks Service are now one service.The service's new name is the Children with Disabilities (CWD) Family Help Service. We support children with disabilities up to the age of 18 (up to 25 if a…Children with Disabilities Family Help Service - Short Breaks Statement 2026-2027
Short Breaks is delivered as an integral part of our newly designed Bi-Borough Children with Disabilities Family Help Service that brings together our Bi-Borough Short Breaks service with our Disabled Children teams in Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea. This new multi-agency service adopts a Family…Children with disabilities: training programme for parents/carers
There is a wide range of training opportunities to support families with chidren with special needs and disabilities. Click here to view the Bi-Borough Training Programme for parents/carers.Common SEND needs explained
There are lots of reasons for a child or young person to have special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). On this page, you can find information on the most common causes across the Bi-Borough. Click on one of the links below to read about what…Community activities Q&As
On this page, you can find answers to your questions regarding community activities for special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). All the questions have been submitted by local parents and answered by Local Authority staff. Click on a question to read the response.