We expect that East Sussex County Council will soon receive an area SEND inspection from Ofsted and the CQC (Care Quality Commission) under the new framework which started in January this year. Read about what happens during an inspection and how families can share their views.
ESPCF received feedback from parent carers asking for clarity about whether or not the local authority diagnoses dyslexia. Click to read what ISEND said and let us know your views.
Parent carers in East Sussex met with CAMHS participation workers to discuss experiences of the system and ideas for positive change. Read our summary of the sessions.
The government’s SEND (special educational needs and disabilities) and alternative provision improvement plan has been published. Read our initial thoughts.
Read about the latest news on the NHS keyworker project for children with complex mental health needs, where we’ve been across the county, and what else is keeping us busy day-to-day.
Each term we ask parent carers in East Sussex to let us know their overall feelings about how things are going in what we call our ‘temperature check’ poll. Click to see the results.
Share your ideas on improving the experience of MRI scans for families with children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities.
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