Public consultation has now
closed.
Between 22 September and 15 December the county council has
been seeking the views of parents and carers and the wider
public on proposals to develop specialist provision in
Suffolk. We were asking for views on:
1. Proposals for special schools and satellite support centres
in south Suffolk.
2. Proposals to develop new provision across the county for
children and young people who have:
• Severe dyslexia (specific learning difficulties)
• High level autism
• Significant social, emotional and behavioural difficulties.
Public meetings
A series of public meetings were arranged for staff,governors,
parents and other community members to attend and ask any questions
they had.
A presentation which gives details about the review was given
at each of the meetings.
Notes from consultation meetings
Staff meeting at Heathside School
Governors meeting at Heathside School
Public meeting at Heathside School
Thomas Wolsey School public consultation
meeting
Staff meeting at Beacon Hill School
Governors meeting at Beacon Hill School
Staff meeting at Belstead School
Governors meeting at Belstead School
A
consultation booklet was produced which gave information
about the options for the development of special schools in south
Suffolk.
The consultation period lasted twelve weeks, running from
22 September to 15th December 2008
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
A series
frequently asked questions have been prepared relating to the
development of SEN provision in Suffolk
What are the
next steps?