What's happening about developing services and provision in Suffolk?

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What's happening about developing services and provision in Suffolk? Georgina Green Head of Service Development SEN/AP

The story so far . . . . . Suffolk Parent Carer Network survey presented to SEND Steering Group members November 2016: 252 responses 52.87% of parents/ carers did not feel their child or young person had the opportunity to achieve their best possible outcome 54.92% of parents/ carers did not feel that the services their child or young person used to help them make educational progress were effective. 42.8% of parents/ carers did felt that the services in place to support their child worked poorly together.

How well did parents/ carers feel their child or young person’s needs are met by:

Outcome of Ofsted/ CQC Inspection in December 2016 ineffective governance and leadership poor timeliness, integration and quality of SEND statutory assessments and plans lack of local understanding of the support available and the poor quality of the local offer lack of joint working to monitor, quality-assure and maximise the efficiency of the work undertaken to improve outcomes for children

Response to the Ofsted/ CQC report SEND Strategy 2017-2020 “Working together with families and communities to support children and young people with SEND to fulfil their own potential, and live healthy and fulfilling lives in their communities” Our aim: Children and young people with SEND and their families have access to the information, services and support they need to enable them to achieve their potential. Priority 1: Communicating the local offer Priority 2: The SEND Journey Priority 3: Developing services and provision Priority 4: Transitions/Moving into adulthood

Developing services and provision in Suffolk Proposed Core Principles integrated working and co-production with parents/carers, children and young people at each stage access to appropriate education closer to home integration in or with mainstream settings wherever suitable early identification and intervention evidenced based and best value planning

Activity From a parents/ carers perspective what other core principles should we be adopting when developing services and provision? In your groups please identify what these should be and why they are important to you.

Key-working to support and enable SEND Pathway Key-working to support and enable

First steps A SEND Sufficiency Plan will be published by April 2018 that will detail the longer term plan for services and provision, but we recognise from the feedback by parents and the Ofsted report that we need to take some immediate action. This will include: Strengthening outreach services – support and challenge Begin the co-production of a new single multi-agency assessment model Create interim provision where there is evidence of an immediate need Alignment of services and pathways across agencies Admission arrangements to specialist provision are transparent to all stakeholders particularly families

SEND Sufficiency Plan “A plan that ensures we have enough provision and services to meet the needs of Children and Young People with SEND in the future” The plan will include: How, by working together, we are going to meet the gaps in services and provision and by when Who will be responsible and accountable for delivering the actions How we will fund the changes and development work What the outcomes will be for children and young people with SEND in Suffolk How the plan will be monitored, reviewed and evaluated with regular reporting to all stakeholders

Activity To help us with the SEND Sufficiency Plan what are the most important factors for us to consider from a parent’s/ carer’s perspective when we develop services and provision for your child or young person? What would these look like?

Summary Feedback from parents/ carers, Ofsted and CQC Response to Ofsted/ CQC report – SEND Strategy and written Statement of Action Development of Co-produced Sufficiency Plan and alignment of services to deliver the SEND Pathway model Important feedback from you that will inform our future planning

Thank you for listening and your contribution