City of York Council launched the new SEND Outcomes Framework in May 2022.
The basis of the framework is that in York, we want all children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) to be happy and live the best lives they can.
City of York Council and the NHS Vale of York Clinical Commissioning Group have worked with parents, carers and young people with SEND to produce a set of outcomes that we all want to achieve for our children and young people.
These seven SEND Outcomes are:
Each outcome will look different for each child so for a more in-depth list of descriptors, visit www.yor-ok.org.uk/outcomes-framework.htm.
Further information, support and guidance about SEND in the City of York can be found on the Yor-ok website.
A confidential telephone support service, staffed by Educational Psychologists, is available through City of York Council, to talk through questions or concerns about children and young people’s wellbeing or learning.
It is open to all parents/carers of children with additional needs or SEND living in the City of York (who have not had recent EP involvement), and any practitioners working with children who live in/attend an educational setting in York.
Take a look at this flyer for further information.
🏉 York RLFC Foundation is running a free turn-up-and-play, indoor multi-sports session on Friday 3 January, 1:30 – 3:30pm at Our Lady’s Church Hall, Cornlands Road. Suitable for children aged 5+. No need to book, just turn up on the day!
This Friday each and every stamp is worth double! How many stamps can you get? ⏫ ❓ 🌟
Our #YHSWay focus for this week is 'Routines and Habits – Strong Finish'
Year 9 will be off timetable for an exciting Drop Down Day on Thursday. They will be designing their own business in the morning (there are prizes to be won!) and watching YOLO! a performance by An Invisible Man in the afternoon.