This page will tell you about the teams who can help you with support and guidance.
This page will tell you about the teams who can help you with support and guidance.
If your child has special educational needs, we're responsible for managing the statutory assessment process and offer advice on:
The Transitions Team can help young people with SEND prepare for adulthood.
The post-16 team can help you decide what you’d like to do once you leave school in year 11.
SENDCAS is our clubs and activities services for children and young people with SEND in North Somerset.
SAY: SEND and You is our information and advice service for families and children and young people with SEND.
The SEND Council is made up of young people with SEND in the local area. They make sure the voice of young people is heard. They discuss issues important to young people with SEND, and speak to the council to let them know how to make their services for people with SEND even better.
The SEND Improvement Board makes sure we provide the best support for children with SEND in North Somerset.
It meets once every school term, bringing together members of the local authority, health, education, the voluntary sector and representatives from parent carer forums.
The goal of the SEND Improvement Board is to make improvements for SEND in line with the SEND Strategy, SEND Improvement Plan, and the Joint Local Area Review process run by Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission.
The Community of Practice is a multi-agency working group that meets once every two months. We collaborate on what we think services for children and young people with SEND should look like in the local area. We have members from health, education, social care, SEND services and more.
There are lots of teams in our children’s services who work with residents and professionals across areas including: