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21 support page(s) for Education and learning

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At some point, many families need some support or advice for all sorts of reasons and…

Education helps children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities to thrive.

Nearly all children with SEND go to a 'mainstream' early years setting or school. Many children and young people may need some extra…

What is an Education, Health and Care Needs Assessment (EHCNA)?

An Education, Health and Care needs assessment (EHCNA) is an assessment of a child or young person’s education,…

The Annual Review is an opportunity for school, parents, children and young people and anyone working with your child to come together to talk about your child’s progress and decide whether the Plan needs to be changed.

The first review of the…

We want to support all children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities aged 0-25 so they can:

  • live Independently
  • stay Healthy
  • take part in Education and Employment
  • have friendships and…

The Medical Needs Policy is there to support children who can’t attend school full time because of a medical need. This can be a physical need or a mental health need. The policy is there to support children who have been absent from school, because of…

The LLR CPP commenced activity in September 2023, with a set up phase which lasted until early spring 2024. We are now almost fully staffed/mobilised, with a central delivery team and with additional capacity in the five…

The Rutland SEND Promise has been written and agreed by a group of parent/carers in partnership with Rutland County Council staff. The Promise refers to families and those who work with them. It is designed to build trust and keep children and young…

This page tells you what to do if you disagree with a decision that has been made about your / your child’s Education, Health and Care (EHC) needs, assessment or issue of an EHC plan.

Disagreements usually relate to the following: