S.E.N.D Offer

Hillview is a mainstream Nursery School which has an additionally resourced provision funded by London Borough of Harrow for nursery age children with moderate to severe complex learning needs and who may be identified as requiring an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHC Plan), when they are of school age.’

The admission procedure for the resourced provision does not conform to the enrolment and admission procedures for the mainstream nursery.

School Applications Harrow Sendias (SEN & Disabilities Information, Advice and Support)

Help & Guidance

Choosing a School

A fact sheet intended to provide guidance to parent living in Harrow, wno are applying for a school place for their child with SEN

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EHCP

If your child has an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) Harrow Local Authority Team must review all EHCPs at least once a year to monitor progress and make sure the EHCP continues to meet the person’s needs.

Admissions

Aditionally resourced mainstream nursery guidance. Specialist provision for children with moderate to complex learning difficulties. For more information click here

Question for High School

Here are a list of useful questions you can ask when visiting a High School with a view to your child attending with Special Education Needs for more information click here

Education Services

Harrow Local Offer provides information about services for children and young people 0-25 with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities

The Local Offer has been created by parents and professionals.

SENDIASS
SEND Information Advice and Support Services

Family Action’s Harrow SENDIASS (SEND Information, Advice and Support Service) offers free, confidential, accurate and impartial advice and support to families living in Harrow with a son or daughter up to the age of 25 who has special educational needs or a disability (SEND).

We provide easily accessible information, advice and support to children and young people up to the age of 25 with SEND. We also work with parents and carers to raise awareness of their rights and help families make an informed decision about matters relating to SEND, including issues relating to health and social care. We support families develop and maintain good relationships with schools, colleges, the local authority and other professionals in order to secure the best outcomes for the person with SEND.

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