Please see below a list of all current and closed Royal Greenwich consultations within Children Services for you to keep up to date with.
Documents and Downloads are available to the right of the screen.
CLOSED: Short Breaks Strategy 2023-2027
The Royal Borough of Greenwich will be commissioning our new short break provision for children aged 0-25 to start from April 1st,2023.
As part of the Short Breaks recommissioning from April 2023, the RBG Short Breaks Strategy has been put together to outline how we intend to develop short break provisions between 2023 – 2027.
We would like to invite feedback and comments on the Greenwich Short Breaks Strategy.
CLOSED: Proposals to change the way Education, Health & Care Plans (EHC Plans) are funded.
Dear Parent/Carer
Royal Borough of Greenwich would like your views on proposals to change the way we currently fund EHC Plans.
A letter with all proposed changes as well as the proposed banding breakdown can be found to the right of the screen as a downloadable document.
We aim to for the new funding arrangements for children with an EHC Plan to be published on the Local Offer Website on 31/06/2020, and will come into effect on 01/09/2020
Once you have read the proposed changes (to the right of the screen), you can let us know your views and comments via the online survey, in writing by post/ email or at one of our engagement events.
TELL US YOUR VIEWS
- You can complete the on-line survey by 27/3/2020
- You can write to the Local Authority by 27/3/2020
Nicole Allwood
Participation and Projects Officer: Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
1st Floor
The Woolwich Centre
35 Wellington Street
SE18 6HQ
- You can email the SEN department via the department in box by 27/3/2020
Special-Needs@royalgreenwich.gov.uk
- You can attend a parent meeting, on any of the days/times below:
Date |
Time |
Venue |
Monday 27th January 2020
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12:00 - 13:30
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PDC 1 Waterdale Road SE2 0XT |
Wednesday 29th January 2020
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18:00 – 19:30
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The Gallery The Woolwich Centre 35 Wellington Street SE18 6HQ
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Monday 3rd February 2020
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18:00 – 19:30
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The Gallery The Woolwich Centre 35 Wellington Street SE18 6HQ
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Friday 7th February 2020
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10:00 – 11:30
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PDC 1 Waterdale Road SE2 0XT
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Consultation on proposals for Special Educational Needs funding Document avalible to the right of the screen
CLOSED: Royal Borough of Greenwich home to school travel
Royal Borough of Greenwich is revising the home to school travel assistance policy. In preparing the revised policy and practice – we have taken note of the DfE statutory Guidance (2014), Local Government Ombudsman’s reports, complaint and appeals, legislation, and the SEND Code of Practice 2015.
There are few changes to the actual policy but we are also clarifying how we make decisions about agreeing to providing assistance and when and how we will provide it.
UPDATE:
Home to school Travel Assistance Policy consultation March 2019 - response from Royal Greenwich
We have reviewed all comments and concerns about the proposed implementation of the travel assistance policy and recognize it has raised anxiety amongst some parents.
We want to reassure parents that for those whose children or young people we consider to have the most complex needs, there is unlikely to be any change. Changes for others will be brought in gradually – starting with all new applications for travel assistance, and at each stage, parents likely to be affected will be invited to a meeting to discuss what it means for them and to address any concerns.
There is a report attached that sets out what we will do and when. Please see link to the right of the screen.
CLOSED: Early Years SEN Inclusion Funding Consultation
The current early years funding system, which has been in place for some time, is out of date and despite changes in other areas of Early Years SEND funding has not been reviewed.
It is therefore vital that we review this to ensure it is fit for purpose and aligned with changes within both the national and local context and responds to the needs of children and families in the Royal Borough of Greenwich.
As part of this consultation we would like your feedback to shape the final plan.
CLOSED: Royal Borough of Greenwich SEND Strategy
The RBG Special Educational Needs & Disability (SEND) Strategy outlines the values, principles and key priorities that will guide the Royal Borough of Greenwich and partners in its decision-making process over the next three years in supporting children and young people from 0-25 with special educational needs and/or disabilities and their carers.
To ensure we have got it right, we would like to hear your views on the key priorities outlined within the strategy. Your feedback will help us to ensure that our priorities are responsive to the needs of children and young people with a SEND and their families within RBG.
This consultation is now closed. To see the final version of the SEND Strategy pls click here
https://search3.openobjects.com/mediamanager/greenwich/asch/files/19350_send_strategy_final.pdf