Following the launch of our SEND strategy in 2021 there has been lots of work happening to strengthen in Brent who have children with SEND. Below we have listed how we are progressing in each area and what we have achieved so far.
Over the coming academic year, 2023-2024 our priorities are:
- for the Inclusion Service to undertake an evaluation of the impact of the work to date
- strengthen awareness of the offer for young people in Brent through the multiagency Local Offer working group
- deliver on the ICP priorities as described in the individual priority plans, with a focus on therapies and mental health provision
- deliver sufficiency of educational provision
- improve and expand the voice of young people across the area partnership.
Progress so far
| Goal and outcome | Progress |
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| Education, employment and training | |
| Supporting the educational outcomes for children and young people |
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| Supporting every Brent setting and school to be inclusive |
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| Ensuring the early identification of a special educational need |
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| Expansion of the routes into education, employment and training |
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| Healthy lifestyles | |
| Buidling resilience through good relationsahips, sex and health education in schools and settings. | |
| Delivering timely access to emotional health and wellbeing, neurodiversity and therapy services. | |
| Having good physical health by being able to access healthcare locally. | |
| Developing opportunities for young people to eat healthily and to access and enjoy local restaurants. | |
| Providing access to good community health care services including sexual health. | |
| Promoting the Active B card so that young people can access sport and fitness opporutnities in Brent. | |