Birmingham’s Young People’s Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing Local Transformation Plans 2022/23 The transformation of children and young people’s mental health is led by local areas. This means that children,…
SEND Partnership Update – Spring 2023 Welcome from Helen Ellis, Director of SEND and Inclusion We are really pleased to see some great improvements in the SEND service in Birmingham. …
Cllr Karen McCarthy, cabinet member for children, young people and families: The city council remains committed to SENDIASS. We want to see great service provision for parents, carers and families. …
Please find some frequently asked questions (FAQs) here on SENDIASS (Special Educational Needs Information Advice and Support Services).
Please find the slides here that were presented at the SENDIASS meeting last week. You can find support, resources and information for children and young people with additional needs on…
Dear Parents and Carers You may be aware of an independent report that was commissioned into the City Council’s SENDIASS service. That report is now due to go before the…
An invitation to a meeting regarding Birmingham City Council’s SENDIASS service – Wednesday 18th January Parents and carers of children and young people with SEND are invited to a meeting…
To all our parents and carers of children and young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). Some of you have expressed concern about recent press coverage related to…
Newsletter Download Welcome from Helen Ellis – Director of SEND and Inclusion for Birmingham City Council May I first start off by saying a huge thank you for the very…
SEND Improvement update – download As we continue to make changes to deliver improvement to SEND services in Birmingham here is our update on progress since the last update in…