Articles on Education, Health and Care Plans (46)

  1. SEND funding in mainstream schools: what can you expect your school to provide?

    This page explains the funding mainstream schools in the Bi-borough recieve to help support pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND).  Schools SEND funding explained  Mainstream schools receive funding for pupils with SEND in 3 parts: Core funding for universal provision - funding provided…
  2. SEND Tribunal process and procedure

    Changes to the powers of the SEND Tribunal: Read about the National Trial extending powers of the Tribunal to make non-binding reccommendations about health and social care provision.  Click here to see the tribunal process chart. Under the Children and Families Act 2014 (section 55(3)) parents,…
  3. SENDIE - SEND Inclusive Education Team

    The SEND Inclusive Education Team is a team of specialist teachers, whose role it is to ensure outstanding and inclusive specialist practice happens in our schools for our most vulnerable learners. Their aim is to support more pupils with SEN remain in local mainstream schools…
  4. Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND) privacy notice

    As part of its role in relation to statutory assessment processes, and the ongoing monitoring of children and young people who have Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs), the Special Educational Need and/or Disability (SEND) Service is required to collect and process data about children,…
  5. Strategies and Plans

    Listed below are links to some relevant local strategies and plans related to special educational needs and disabilities. This page will be regularly updated:
  6. Supporting feeding

    This page summarises the help available to support children and young people with feeding.
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