They want to hear your views on proposed changes to Specialist Teaching, to provide new ways to support children & young people with special educational needs & disabilities.
They are hosting a number of online events to find out more about the changes & ask your own questions, they are also is keen to hear from individuals, families, schools and other education organisations on the proposed changes.
•Tues 16 Nov 7pm - 8pm
•Tues 23 Nov 11.30am - 12.30pm
•Fri 26 Nov 11am - 12pm
To attend one of these events, contact engageeducation@buckinghamshire.gov.uk or 0300 131 6000.
Anita Cranmer, Cabinet Member for Children’s Services said:
“We want to make it absolutely clear from the outset, this consultation is not about proposing cuts or reductions to our specialist teaching resource. However, we know that there are many children and young people in the county who might benefit from support that is currently not available to them under our existing system. By altering the way we work, we hope to provide support to a greater number of children and young people, to ensure that all are given the opportunity to access high quality education and achieve the best outcomes.”
The consultation can be found here https://yourvoicebucks.citizenspace.com/schools/specialist-teaching-2021/.
To receive a paper copy contact engageeducation@buckinghamshire.gov.uk
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