At the start of the year, we heard your voices telling us about difficulties accessing the 0-25 Disability Team Social Care Service. Our Parent Voice team wanted to know more about the issues involved

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.

There’s still time to give your feedback on the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Information, Advice, and Support Service (SEND IASS) in South Glos.

The Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Information, Advice, and Support Service (SEND IASS) in South Glos is being re-tendered, which means South Glos Council may choose a new organisation to provide it.

They grow up so quickly, we’d like to hear about your experiences with the transition to adulthood. Please complete our survey.

We are pleased to share the much-anticipated Support in Education Survey Report, which we conducted in October 2024.

The Partnership in Neurodiversity in Schools (PINS) project is now in its third and final stage.

This is the time to check that your child’s school has applied for those arrangements, if your child will be sitting GCSE’s, A-Levels, Key Stage 1 assessment or Key Stage 2 SATS.

SGPC will be joining Inclusive Change at Work in their upcoming community events.

Gympanzees Lending Library comes to our Community Base.

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