Provided by kent county council. Inclusion and special educational needs (sen)the range of services ehps and csws offers to promote resilience in our communities to support vulnerable children, young people and families We want to hear from you contact details to feedback about the kelsi website pages as well as the processes of the kent send service. Advice, support and training for all early years and childcare providers Safeguarding and child protection policies and guidance for schools, education providers and early years settings Emotionally based school avoidance training for professionals part 1 phase 1
The focus will be basing strategies within the ebsa frameworks identified in the first webinar. This enables schools, and others that support children and young people, to take positive steps to address bullying behaviour In the last five years we have. There are key areas within the locality model, each with their own dedicated pages Area boards (ab) communities of schools (cos) professional resource group (prg) updates, frequently asked questions and keeping in touch the kent local area is moving towards a structure to develop inclusive practice which will enable more children to have their needs met at their local mainstream school The breadth of issues classified within online safety is considerable, but can be categorised into four areas of risk
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