Here at SGPC, we understand that being a parent carer can be both rewarding and incredibly challenging. There are days when everything feels manageable - and then there are times when it all becomes too much.

Having heard from parent carers, school staff and children in each of the participating schools, it’s time for a check in.

There are 3 possible full inspection outcomes, leading to different subsequent inspection activity

We’re excited to share an update from the PINS Project Team!

Bookings are open for our workshops through to the end of the year. Check out the upcoming topics and book your spot.

Earlier this year, we asked parent carers of teenagers and young adults (aged 12–25) to share their experiences by taking part in our Preparing for Adulthood survey.

The 3-week Area SEND inspection for South Gloucestershire Local Area Partnership which was carried out by Ofsted and the CQC has been completed.

Information about the change to our Community Base opening times

Area SEND inspection for South Gloucestershire Local Area Partnership is happening now. We know that there are things that are working well and things that aren’t. This is your opportunity to have your say. Please use it!

The SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Information, Advice and Support) Service has been looked at across Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire (BNSSG) to make sure it is working in the ways that families need, while still meeting national standards.

The Partnership in Neurodiversity in Schools (PINS) project is entering it’s second year with a new group of schools taking part.

The Partnership in Neurodiversity in Schools (PINS) project has reached the end of the first year.