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Directory resultsMental health – find the support that’s right for you
It is common for people to experience changes in mood, stress levels and emotions, especially at times of change or when their physical health is impaired. Depending on the issues, there are many sources of support available. Some of these are listed below. Please be…
EHCP Disagreements
** Please see downloads for changes due to coronavirus (Covid-19). ** This page tells you what to do if you disagree with a decision that has been made about your / your child’s Education, Health and Care (EHC) needs, assessment or issue of an EHC…
Rutland’s SEND and Inclusion Strategy 2019
We want to support all children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities aged 0-25 so they can… Live Independently Stay Healthy Take part in Education and Employment Have friendships and be part of a community Keep Safe In Rutland we want to…
SEND Local Offer
Welcome to Rutland's Local Offer! Rutland Services for Children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities have been described as committed, inclusive and highly effective in the latest Ofsted inspection. Please follow this link to read the full Ofsted report. To read the full news report on…
Offer to children with disabilities and their families
This document outlines the services which are available to support children and young people with SEND and their families, including the thresholds for accessing services from the Children with Disabilities (CWD) social care service. The guidance outlines how the differing needs of children and young…
Education and Learning
Education helps children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities to thrive. Nearly all children with SEND go to a 'mainstream' early years setting or school. Many children and young people may need some extra help or support at some time. Very few…
The SEND Capital Programme (as of March 2021)
The SEND Capital programme is part of improving our whole SEND and Inclusion services for children and families in Rutland. The Government provided £849,000 between 2018 and 2021 to develop facilities for children with Special Educational Needs as part of the Department for Education’s Special Provision Funding…
Rutland County Council's Priorities for Children and Young People: 2019-2022
Rutland County Council have set out their priorities for chidren and young people for 2019-2022. You can read the strategy online, or download a copy from this page.
Rutland Parent Carer Voice: Q&A with Rutland County Council
Rutland Parent Carer Voice frequently ask Rutland County Council questions on behalf of parents and carers about services for children and young people with SEND. Here are the latest from Autumn 2019. Read the questions and answers
Personal budgets for children and young people in Rutland
What is a personal budget? Once any help and support have been agreed through an assessment process, a budget value is then approved by Rutland County Council and/or the health service to provide this. This fund is known as a personal budget. A personal budget…