This project will continue to be developed through joint working with PCFs. The results of the co-production survey will be used to produce a regional co-production report. The next step will be to agree key regional principles for co-production, including recommendations for ways in which PCFs could be supported to participate fully in local area SEND development. The results of the survey will be shared at key regional meetings, including SEND Forum Plus. The DCS sponsor is Lee-Anne Farach, DCS Medway.
Table 1: CSC National Framework Enablers and Outcomes
Enablers
Enabler 1
Multi-agency working is prioritised and effective — children, young people and families stay together and get the help they need.
Enabler 2
Leaders drive conditions for effective practice — children and young people are safe in and outside of their homes.
Enabler 3
The workforce is equipped and effective — children and young people are supported by their family network.
Outcomes
Outcome 1
Children, young people and families stay together and get the help they need.
Outcome 2
Children and young people are supported by their family network.
Outcome 3
Children and young people are safe in and outside of their homes.
Outcome 4
Children in care and care leavers have stable, loving homes.
Table 2: Seven SEND Pillars
7 SEND Pillars
Pillar 1
Co-production with parents/carers and children & young people.
Pillar 2
Effective system leadership and governance.
Pillar 3
Accurate understanding of needs through effective use of data.
Pillar 4
High quality service delivery at universal, targeted and specialist levels to promote inclusion.
Pillar 5
Effective partnership working across education, health and social care.
Pillar 6
Skilled workforce across LA, education settings, health and social care.
Pillar 7
Targeted and judicious use of resources including place planning, sufficiency and capital.