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Schools white paper and SEND Reform
Have your say before Monday 18th May
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Be part of a local response |
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Manchester Parent Carer Forum survey
Help MPCF put together the most representative response on behalf of Manchester families
It will take around 10-15 minutes. As a thank you, MPCF are raffling off five £30 shopping vouchers to respondents. The survey will close by 13th of May to allow time to finalise the response.
 Tea Party SEND Rally
Saturday 9th May, 2pm till 4pm
The Dandelion Community Centre, Oatlands Road, Wythenshawe M22 1AH
Hosted by Our Space Youth Club and SEND Together
- Enjoy tea, conversation and community
- Hear a few speeches from key people
- Share your views and concerns on the SEND white paper
- MPs, councillors and other professionals have been invited to hear your voice
- Arts and crafts for the children
- Just come along - no need to book
Can't make it? Do Our Space/SEND Together's survey!
This survey has been created by Our Space Youth Club and SEND Together to capture your views. Responses will be collected together and sent to MPs and parliament as part of the national consultation. Do the survey by Wednesday 13th May.
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Do you have a SEND child under 8? Explore the SEND proposals with Dingley's Promise and contribute to the consultation. The online sessions are: Tuesday 12th May 12–1pm, Wednesday 13th May 6–7pm and Thursday 14th May 6–7pm. Find out more and book your place through MPCF.
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The national consultation |
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Manchester Parent Carer Forum encourage you to respond individually to the consultation even if you have been to an engagement event.
You don't have to answer all the questions. MPCF have selected the ones that they think are most relevant to parents and carers.
Respond by Monday 18th May
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Government
Council for Disabled Children
For children and young people:
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Contact - for families with disabled children
What the schools white paper says about:
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Local
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What will the changes mean? |
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We understand that families have lots of questions right now and are anxious about what the proposed changes will mean for their children and young people.
Please be assured that nothing changes for your child right now:
- No immediate changes will be made to existing support, EHCPs or school provision.
- Children’s needs will continue to be met through the current SEND Code of Practice.
Once the consultation has been completed and the government publishes the finalised frameworks, we will be able to provide clear information about what the changes mean for Manchester families.
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