Statistical reports and guidance notes for use in self evaluation in a confidential, secure website for use by both Lancashire and non Lancashire schools (including children's centres, academies and sixth form centres).
Transforming Friargate North and Ringway is one of the first Preston Transforming Cities Fund schemes, aimed at boosting connectivity by bus, rail and active travel such as cycling and walking.
will be able to apply for a new grant to enable the continuation of the same project, subject to evaluation of the project together with the Refugee Integration Team at Lancashire County Council. In this case the maximum amount awarded in both years will not exceed a total of £10,000.
to request further proof in order to establish the home address, as fit the individual circumstances.
In cases where parents are both separated and both have retained joint responsibility, an application form will be accepted from the parent with whom the child primarily resides. The Local
in this area are already at capacity and so there is a growing reliance on placements in Independent Special Schools. This means that there is a need to look at what capacity solutions can be found across the East, for both GLD provision and SEMH.
Implications of continued increase of numbers of EHCPs
account.
If you are claiming as a couple, both of you might be subject to “conditionality” in other words having to look for work or engage in work-related activities via the jobcentre.
Even if you are working, you might be expected to look for more hours or for a better paid job.
If you are self
aware of the implications and benefits of such a scheme it is important that the contents of the attached guidance leaflet (PDF 351 KB) are provided to all signatories making representation regarding the application for the scheme.
To increase the possibility of any scheme meeting both the legal
as ensuring that their staff and volunteers have undergone appropriate (standard or enhanced) checks with the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) with appropriate Barred list checks where eligible, in accordance with guidance, for all the individuals involved (both staff and volunteers). The county
for young people both in Early Years and Post 19 have remained largely consistent and are forecast to continue to do so. This reflects the trends that are seen in the primary needs areas which are most commonly seen in EHCPs for these age groups, PMLD, SLD and MSI. For Post 19 this group represents
The following proposals align to both the Council Plan 2025/26 and the Local Area Partnership SEND Strategy 2025-28. The implementation of this plan will support the delivery of these key Strategies by increasing the number of specialist places across Lancashire so that children and young people can attend