Ha-Send Surveys Feedback November 2024 – Children and young people, professionals and parents and carers
Overview
Between November 2023 and January 2024 we asked for views on the quality, outcomes and experience of support and services for Havering children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). We launched three separate consultations to gather feedback from:
- Parents and carers
- Children and young people
- Professionals
What you told us will help shape the work of the local area SEND partnership over the coming years, this includes education, health, and social care services and is set out in the 'SEND and Alternative Provision Strategy 2024-2028'. You can download a copy in our 'related' section below.
YOUR FEEDBACK
We Asked
Between November 2023 and January 2024, we carried out another round of surveys that built on and added further detail to the information shared by parents and carers in response to the ‘Havering: SEND Survey for Parents and Carers’ in March 2023.
Using three separate surveys, one for children and young people, one for parents and carers, and one for professionals working within Havering’s special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) partnership, we sought views on how well the SEND partnership is promoting positive outcomes and experiences for children and young people with SEND and their families.
Where the earlier survey informed priorities linked to the Council’s involvement in the Department for Education’s (DfE) Delivering Better Value scheme, these additional surveys were used to inform the partnership’s evaluation of how well it is supporting children and young people with SEND and their families, and in turn, determine the priorities for its new SEND and Alternative Provision Strategy (2024-2028).
You Said
A combined total of 292 responses were received to the surveys.
Parents and Carers
We received 190 responses from parents/carers of children and young people living in Havering.
Summaries of what they told us can be found here: SEND Survey – Parents and Carers
Children and Young people
We received 29 responses from children and young people living in Havering.
Summaries of what they told us can be found here: SEND Survey – Children and Young People
Professionals
We received 73 responses from professionals working with children and young people living in Havering.
Summaries of what they told us can be found here: SEND Survey – Professionals
We Did
These responses and information from other engagement activities with children and young people, families and those working in the local area have been used to create the local area’s SEND and Alternative Provision Strategy (2024-2028), which sets out how the local area partnership will work together with the community to improve experiences and outcomes for children and young people with SEND and their families over the coming years.
The Strategy, and the partnership’s Self-Evaluation, was agreed by the Council’s Cabinet in September 2024 and is now available to view on the Havering SEND Local Offer, here.
You can see the same feedback in our section called 'We Asked, You Said, We Did', and there is further information in the 'Related Documents' section below.
Audiences
- Teachers
- Early Years providers
- Schools-based staff
- School Governors
- Trustees
- Head Teachers
- School Business Managers
- Primary schools
- Secondary schools
- Special schools
- Alternative provisions
- Parents
- Guardians
- Young Families
- Older Children and Teenagers
- Carers
- Children
- Young People
- Social Care
- Children and Young People Social Care
- Early Help
- Residents
- Communities
Interests
- Children's Centres
- Early Years
- Nurseries
- School Governance
- Social Care
- SEND
- Residents
- Communities
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