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Nottinghamshire education, health and care hub
Learn how to use the EHC hub, a new digital platform for creating and maintaining education, health and care plans (EHCP) in Nottinghamshire. Find videos, guides and contact details for families, schools and practitioners.
Education Health and Care (EHC) needs assessments and plans: easy read
This easy read document tells you about Education Health and Care Needs (EHC) Assessments and Plans.
Services supporting children and young people with additional needs
Where the threshold is met and it is agreed that a plan is required, the team will work with the family and young person to produce an EHC plan (EHCP), detailing the specialist education needs...
Children and Young People's Committee
Education, health and care plan (EHCP) and statement of special educational need (SEN) All children with an education, health and care plan or statement of special educational need that names the...
Nottinghamshire’s Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND ...
The Policy builds upon Nottinghamshire’s long-standing commitment to inclusion which enables most children and young people with SEND to receive their education in local mainstream settings and...
Integrated children’s disability service (ICDS)
The commissioning team commissions education placements for children and young people with an education health and care plan (EHCP), who cannot access mainstream or special school education.
New SEND funding allocation aims to better support children
In Nottinghamshire, the county council devolves some of its top up high needs funding to families of schools to provide support without the need for an EHCP, meaning that schools can identify and...
Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Place Planning Strategy (2021 ...
Children and young people access appropriate educational provision as close to home as possible, with or without an EHCP, so that they make continuous and appropriate progress from their personal...
Elective home education
We are committed to working in partnership with parents and carers who choose to educate their children at home. Our team offers varied support to home educators, from an education advice and guidance visit, to signposting local services for support when returning to school. Here you can find lots of useful information for young people, their parents, carers and support workers.
Travel assistance for children and young people with special transport ...
A DTAP is available to families of children/young people who hold an Education Health and Care Plan (EHCP) and who are determined by TTS as being eligible for travel assistance from the County...
Committe report template (with guidance)
In the financial year 2020/21, the County Council invested an additional £266,000 into the statutory EHCP Assessment Team in recognition of: the trends in relation to the population size who are...
Report to the Nottinghamshire Health and Wellbeing Board
b) A simplified EHCP process through digitising plans to make them more flexible, reducing bureaucracy and supporting parents to make informed choices via a list of appropriate placements...
'Positive progress’ made 12 months after critical SEND report
There are now more education, health and care plans (EHCP) put in place and within timescale. However, there has been a continued increase in requests for plans with 30% more requests to date in...
Preparing for adulthood guide - Nottinghamshire County Council
This guide is aimed at young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) aged 14 to 25, and their parents and carers. Full of advice on topics related to preparing for adulthood, including post-16 education options, health, work, travel, social care and more. We have included links to various organisations and resources about a variety of support and services that are ...
Blank commitee report template
Overall in January 2022, 1.42% of children and young people in Nottinghamshire aged 0-25 had an EHCP, compared with an English average of 2.7% (Source: SEN2 2022 and Mid-Year Population).
Nottinghamshire Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND ...
Our systems ensure that the majority of children and young people with SEND receive their education in local mainstream settings and access resources without the need for an Education, Health and...
Blank commitee report template
k) To continue to utilise data intelligence, engagement with families and the workforce to understand the themes/trends in the significant increase in referrals to the neurodevelopmental and EHCP...
Major investment set to help improve waiting times for educational ...
A new council investment and recruitment drive has been unveiled to help reduce the time children wait to get the education health and care assessments and early intervention support they need. With rapidly rising demands for educational psychologist advice to inform these assessments, the council has had to turn to agency staff, increasing the costs for the taxpayer. The investment, worth ...
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE JOINT STRATEGIC NEEDS ASSESSMENT
EHCP’s are a statutory process which describes the pupil’s needs and necessary provision. Plans are for children with the most complex needs and content will be highly individual and unique to...
A Sufficiency & Commissioning Plan for Looked After Children in ...
e Plan (EHCP), access to appropriate support in school is extremely important. Nottinghamshire’s Integrated Children’s Disability Service works closely with partners to ensure that families are...