Identifying and Assessing SEND
Identifying SEND in the Early Years For children aged 0 to 5 years, you may become aware of a developmental delay or special educational need or disability (SEND) at birth or in later observations by your GP or health visitor, a children's centre or your…Infant feeding and healthy diet
The Healthy Eating Team are now part of the 0-19 Universal Children’s Services provided by NELFT. Healthy eating support is available in Redbridge for parents/carers who have children under the age of 19 and reside in Redbridge or attend a school in Redbridge. Visit https://www.nelft.nhs.uk/services-redbridge-healthy-eating for…Local Authority Panels
Here you will find information about Terms of Reference and Operational Processes for LA Panels within the Access and Inclusion Service.The Local SEND Offer
The Children and Families Act requires every local council in England to publish a detailed directory of what help there is in their area for children and young people with special educational needs. This is called the ‘Local Offer’. More than simply a directory of services, the…Local SEND Offers from early education providers in Redbridge
All 3 and 4 year olds are entitled to 15 hours per week free early education. This offer is also available to 2 year olds whose parents are in receipt of benefits, have SEN or a disability or are looked after by the local authority.…Local SEND Offers from primary schools in Redbridge
Admissions Process If your child has a Statement or Education, Health and Care (EHC) Plan, then the SEN & Disability service will coordinate school admissions. If your child does not have a statement or EHC Plan, please click HERE to be taken to the Redbridge…Local SEND Offers from secondary schools in Redbridge
Admissions Process If your child has a Statement or Education, Health and Care (EHC) Plan, then the SEN & Disability service will coordinate school admissions. If your child does not have a statement or EHC Plan, please click HERE to be taken to the Redbridge…Looking after a child who is not your own - Private Fostering information for Carers
Are you looking after a child who is not your own? You may be privately fostering without being aware you are doing so and action may need to be taken. What is Private Fostering? Private fostering is when a child under 16 (or under 18,…Looking after a child who is not your own – Private Fostering Information for Professionals
The law states that we have to be notified of any private fostering arrangements so that the Child Protection Team can complete an assessment to ensure that the child in this arrangement is safe. Schools and admissions teams are of vital importance in identifying these…