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Haringey Local Offer

Haringey SEND Newsletters September 2022-July 2023 (Click for Links)

SEND Power Haringey Newsletter for Parents and Carers (Click for Links)

SENDIASS

Haringey Special Educational Needs Information Advice and Support Service (SENDIASS) – is a free, confidential service for parents and carers. The service is commissioned by Haringey Council and provided by Markfield, an independent charity.

They provide parents of children and young people aged 0 to 25 with accurate, impartial information about SEND systems and processes, aiming to empower them to be actively and constructively engaged with schools.

#ActuallyHaringey Autism Hub

The #ActuallyHaringey is an early help provision enabling autistic adults to live independent, fulfilling lives within their community. The hub is run by a small in-house team. We provide a wide range of information, guidance and support options. Currently, we are running as both an online service and in-person service which is based at the Chad Gordon Campus. Find out more #ActuallyHaringey #ActuallyHaringey – Autism Acceptance Week AH Autism Acceptance Week 2022

Haringey Libraries

Read about all the exciting news stories and events happening across Haringey libraries this Spring. Click here for the Schools Newsletter February – April 2022 (final)

Haringey SEND Parent Carer Forum

Parents and carers are invited to join the local forum. Get in touch with the team [email protected] This is a great way to

Meet other parents and carers
Learn about the services and support available
Improve local services by having your say

More information about the work funded to support communities in Haringey click this link

Haringey Local Educational Psychology Service Guidance on the Importance of Play

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SEND Year 11 – Choosing a Post 16 / Sixth Form Provision

As our post-16 pupils with education, health and care plans (EHCPs) make their journeys through education and training, they will reach a point where the next step needs planning for. Examples of next steps include:

moving forward to a college course that furthers their learning on their chosen pathway
going into a work-related supported traineeship or internship
increasing the amount of time in the week being supported in adult social care (e.g. where the nature of young people’s difficulties mean that a work-based programme would not be suitable)
ending their education and training (e.g. to move on to work)

Where pupils are clear on what next steps they’re interested in taking, the SEND Service will need to know the details of those as soon as possible, and at the latest by the end of January. Please send the pupils’ preferences via email to: [email protected] Once we have this information, we can take the necessary steps and gather the information needed to make a decision on the requested move. We can then work towards having these decisions made and reflected in EHCPs by the 31 March 2022 deadline.

SEND Year 5 – Choosing a Secondary School

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