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Directory resultsEarly Years Pupil Premium (EYPP)
The Early Years Pupil Premium (EYPP) is additional funding for early years settings to improve the education they provide for disadvantaged three and four year olds. Last reviewed April 2022
Early Years Team Supporting SEND
Team members visit settings annually to ensure they meet the welfare requirements of the EYFS which include developing the Universal Provision set out in the Graduated Approach, and ensuring that settings are meeting the legal requirements of the SEND Code of Practice. Early Years Team…
East Reading Cluster Children Centres
Parents can attend any session anywhere in Reading. Click to view the Children Centre booklet East Cluster Children's Centres current activities Last reviewed November 2021
Education Health & Care Plans (EHCP)
Education Health & Care Plans (EHCP) Reviewed - April 2022 Updated - April 2022
Education Health & Care Plans (EHCP) - Annual Review Process
This page explains the EHCP - Annual Review Process. The Council for Disabled Children (CDC) has produced this short animation to explain the Annual review process. Information about Annual Reviews can be found in the SEND Code of Practice (2015) 9.166 – 9.185. Updated -…
EHC Needs Assessment - Timeline - Reading Guide for Parents & Carers
Reading’s Criteria for Starting an Education, Health and Care Needs Assessment for a Child or Young Person Introduction: These criteria, which are used when considering a request to start an Education, Health and Care Needs Assessment, should be seen as a guide as each child/young…
Exclusion/suspension from school – A Guide for Parents
Types of exclusion An exclusion (can also be known as a suspension) is when a Headteacher decides that a child is not allowed to attend school. It may result from a series of incidents or from one very serious incident. There are three types of…
Family Finance
This page has information on where to find out more about the benefits /funding available for families, also organisations that can help advise families on the benefits that may be available to them. Last reviewed April 2022.
Fostering & Adoption
This advice and guidance page describes the process for becoming a foster carer and/or adoptive parent. Last reviewed May 2021.
Further (Post 16 years) & Higher Education
This section deals with the compulsory education requirements until a young person is 18 years and the continuing education that is available after this age. Page reviewed December 2021