SEN Specialist Provision - Phase 2
Following the public consultation exercise in 2006, the Cabinet Member for
Children's Services made the decision in November 2007 to proceed with the
establishment of specialist places for children with a range of severe and/or
complex special educational needs at mainstream schools in the borough. These
will deliver in the first phase 82 new places in resourced provisions in 9
schools by September 2009. Resourced provisions are specially staffed and equipped
classroom bases for children with severe/complex SEN. With the support of expert
staff the children spend most or some of their time with their peers in mainstream
classes.
Phase Two would involve delivering a further 104 places by September 2010.
The total number of places would have tripled to 280 places by 2010, enabling
many more children to be educated in local schools rather than in out of Borough
provision. The Council now seek the views of all those likely to be affected
by these proposals in phase 2. The report on the details of the proposal
for each school can be found below. To express your views on the proposals,
you can fill out one of our online forms. We have an online
form for children and an online
form for all other interested parties.
 Report
to Cabinet Member for Children's Services September 2008 (47KB, PDF file)
Consultation
leaflet (Resourced provisions for
children with SEN
in Bexley Schools:
phase two
consultation) (310KB, PDF file)
Consultation
leaflet (Children and Young
People who live in
or go to school in
the London
Borough of Bexley) (1.28MB, PDF file)
Barrington Primary School
12 places for children with a range of needs, from September
2010
Belmont Primary School
16 places for children with a range of needs, from September 2009
Bexley Grammar School
8 places for young people with a range of needs, from September 2010
Blackfen School For Girls
16 places for young people with a range of needs, from September 2009
Business Academy Bexley
10 places for young people with a range of needs and 10 places for young people
with autistic spectrum disorders, from September 2009
Cleeve Park School
16 places for young people with a range of needs, from September 2009
Crook Log Primary School
12 places for children with a range of needs, from September 2010
Hook Lane Primary School
8 places for children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder, from September 2010
Royal Park Primary School
16 places for children with a range of needs, from September 2009
Slade Green Infants School
8 places for children with a range of needs, from September 2009
St Columba's Catholic Boys School
16 places for young people with a range of needs, from September 2009
Upton Primary School
16 places for children with a range of needs, from September 2009
Objections to, or comments on, any of the proposals should be sent to:
Knowledge Management
Hill View,
Hill View Drive,
Welling,
Kent DA16 3RY
or by email to knowledgemanagement@bexley.gov.uk by
10 November 2008 at the latest. |
