We’re Listening…….

We’d like to hear your views on your child’s attendance at school.

Have your say on your experiences of your child’s SEND journey by taking part in our survey on your child's attendance during the last year.

Have your say! Complete this survey to help shape services supporting children with additional needs and disabilities.

We’ve put together a list of local services and activities where you can find support and SEND friendly activities over the summer.

For the last three years we have been comparing data for children who receive SEN Support, which is those children who do not have an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP). This report compares those findings.

Continuing the ongoing work on Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA), today schools were presented with the latest research, evidence and the opportunity to share what is working in other areas.

Could you join our team?

We are looking for a highly motivated individual who wants to join our rapidly growing organisation in the Community Support Team as a Lead Trainer.

On 28th April 2023, SGPC were asked to attend and provide feedback to the Department for Education, SEND (DfE) and NHS England officials, on 3 remaining areas of significant weakness following the South Gloucestershire Councils 2017 Ofsted Inspection.

Last October we sent the parent carers of our community a survey to complete about how their child’s needs are being met in school.

We are looking for a highly motivated individual who wants to join our rapidly growing organisation in the Business Operations team as a Business Administrator.

Today, the CEOs of ICB and Sirona Health and Care informed us that the autism assessment criteria will revert back to the process that was in place, before the changes that were announced on 1st March 2023.

Introducing…

Will Pritchard, the new Strategic Lead for Inclusion and SEND at South Gloucestershire Council

On March 16th, we wrote to the ICB to express your concerns and share your feedback. We are now waiting for an official response from the ICB. Families passionately believe that needs-based support should not come at the expense of a referral and potential diagnoses for those that seek it.