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Education Children aged 5-11 go to a primary school and older children aged 11-18 go to secondary schools. At 16, younger people can go to college - either a further education college or sixth form college. Primary schools can be for children aged 5 -11…
Special schools and other specialist provision
Most children and young people who have an EHC plan will attend a mainstream school. For some, it might be right for that child or young person to go to a specialist setting, school, or college, or specialist unit. Assessment by a number of different professionals…
Mainstream schools, settings and colleges
The government is keen to give parents choice in education and believes that one way of doing this is to have different types of schools and other education settings. The law requires all schools to make ‘reasonable adjustments’ for children with a disability to make…
What happens when additional support is needed?
What happens when additional support is needed? Services available in Camden that support children with additional needs in schools and disabilities and in the community. If your child needs additional help to make progress in school, your child’s teachers will make an individualised plan for…
SEN Information reports
All Camden schools are required to set out their SEN information report. This will explain what the school does to identify special educational needs and disability and the support the school provides for children and young people who need additional help. Every school will publish…
School Age Children & Young People 5 – 18
School age children and young people 5 - 18 In Camden, we are keen to give parents choice in education. One of the ways we have done this is to have different types of schools and other education settings. All schools in Camden are inclusive…
Funding for special educational needs and disability in schools and settings
(Please note that this section is under review)
Independent special schools and colleges
Local provision for local children Camden seeks to make provision for children and young people in local maintained provision wherever possible. This includes both mainstream and specialist provision, and also includes maintained provision in nearby boroughs. When considering specialist provision in neighbouring boroughs, parents are…
Independent travel training
Independent travel training helps young people travel independently to school or college. Being able to access public transport will help young people make their own decisions about how they live, what they want to achieve, and open up different opportunities.
Pace - Rebuilding Bridges
Please note that this project is designed to fill a gap in current provision, so referrals should be made for children young/people who do not have a significant package of support already in place. About the service Experienced keyworkers offer one-to-one and small-group support, alongside…