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SEND REFORMS BITESIZE SESSION KEY HIGHLIGHTS OF LEGISLATION Part 3 of Children and Families Act 2014 and Code of Practice (statutory guidance) Applies to children with special educational needs and those with a disability with link to


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SEND REFORMS BITESIZE SESSION

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  • Part 3 of Children and Families Act 2014 and Code of

Practice (statutory guidance)

  • Applies to children with special educational needs and

those with a disability with link to Equality Act 2010

  • S

EN S upport replaces school action/ action plus and early years action/ action plus

  • Broad areas of S

EN amended; behaviour, emotional and social difficulties out and social, emotional and mental health difficulties in (focus on underlying causes of behaviour that may be challenging)

  • Graduated approach in education settings remains:

assess, plan, do, review cycle

KEY HIGHLIGHTS OF LEGISLATION

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KEY HIGHLIGHTS OF LEGISLATION

  • Increased age range to 0 to 25 years
  • Reduced timescale for statutory assessment to 20 weeks
  • Focus on preparation for adulthood with links to Care Act

2014 and amendment to S ection 17 of Children Act 1989

  • New j oint commissioning duty on CCG and LA
  • Academies, Free S

chools, FE colleges have same S EN duties as schools and assumption in favour of mainstream education

  • Rights of appeal extended to age 25 including FE colleges

and young people have rights of their own

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LOCAL OFFER

  • Must set out in one place information about provision

LA expects to be available across education, health and social care for CYP with S END

  • Two key purposes:
  • To provide clear, comprehensive and accessible

information about the available provision and how to access it, and

  • To make provision more responsive to local needs

and aspirational by directly involving disabled children and young people and those with S EN and their parents, and service providers in its development and review

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LOCAL OFFER

  • Core offer being drafted and information required

about settings and services agreed

  • S

pecification drawn up and design work underway

  • Platform to be agreed to link with wider council

local offer

  • Web based tool designed to collect information
  • Consultation - extensive
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EDUCATION, HEALTH & CARE ASSESSMENTS AND PLANS

  • Joint assessments; outcome focussed; based on person

centred principles, ‘ key worker’ to support parents through process

  • Draft EHC Plan template approved
  • 20 week assessment process and conversion process

approved

  • Phased implementation to commence (trial)
  • Professionals involved will be notified and provided

with training

  • Must convert statements and LDAs to EHC plans within

3.5 and 2 years respectively

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EDUCATION, HEALTH & CARE ASSESSMENTS AND PLANS

  • Guidance crit eria and process for making a request being

developed linked t o early help and evidence of use of schools £6k

  • Annual review process being developed; will include social

care where provision is made

  • Review in year 9 will focus on preparat ion for adult hood

including housing, employment , leisure

  • Transit ion prot ocols being drawn up; t ransit ion forum set up;

t ransit ion dat abase t o support commissioning

  • No more request s under current legislat ion from 1 S

ept ember

  • Considering t he provision of support and IAG for families

(dut y)

  • Draft specificat ion for mediat ion service (dut y)
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PERSONAL BUDGETS

  • Duty to offer with EHC plan
  • Indicative personal budget –

direct payments

  • Resource allocation process agreed with FACE (as AS

C)

  • Direct payments will be offered for care/ respite,

home to school transport and continuing health care subj ect to individual assessment and eligibility

  • Direct payments will be seamless with adult social

care with use of pre-paid cards

  • Will consider extension to direct payments in future
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JOINT COMMISSIONING

  • Duty for CCG and LA
  • Partnerships across education, health and

care, children, young people and families

  • Joint understanding e.g. JSNA
  • Joint Planning
  • Joint Delivery
  • Joint review to improve the service offer
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CHILDREN WITH MEDICAL CONDITIONS

  • New statutory duties on schools
  • S

tatutory guidance April 2014

  • Policy, named person and procedures
  • Individual healthcare plans
  • S

taff training

  • Inclusion in school trips, sporting activities;

similarity to Equality Act 2010 duty

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Further Information

  • Please contact

Satwinder Saraon Email: ssaraon@ hillingdon.gov.uk Telephone: 01895 277539 or Ext 7539