Dear colleagues,
The Adult Social Care e-brief is the primary news channel for staff members and our key partners and stakeholders. There have been changes to how it is presented in the last year, and we would like to gauge that e-brief is still used and is a valuable medium. We are seeking...More
Every two years we ask schools to complete and return a questionnaire to us. We do it because:
we have a duty for those schools where we are the employer to monitor health and safety arrangements
for academies that buy back our services, it is an opportunity for us to support you...More
The Care Act 2014 (effective from 1 April 2015) requires a universal information and advice service about care and support to be available in each area of England. There is a dependency on key partners in health to ensure this information and advice is available when, and where residents, need...More
Surrey Umbrella is a county wide network that supports, champions and shares best practice in developing arts and cultural opportunities for children and young people. As part of the work of Surrey Umbrella Surrey Arts are looking at the 'cold spots' within the county for schools engagement with...More
Surrey Umbrella is a county wide network that supports, champions and shares best practice in developing arts and cultural opportunities for children and young people. As part of the work of Surrey Umbrella Surrey Arts are looking at the 'cold spots' within the county for schools engagement with...More
Win an iPad mini!
Please take 15 minutes to share your views on what it’s like for you being a young person in Elmbridge. All those who complete the survey will have the opportunity to be entered into a prize draw to win an iPad mini!
Elmbridge Borough Council, Surrey County Council...More
Surrey County Council, in partnership with the governing bodies of Weybourne Infant School and William Cobbett Junior School, is proposing to amalgamate the two schools to form a Primary School by extending the age range at William Cobbett Junior School and closing Weybourne Infant School. The...More
This draft substance misuse strategy is being developed to prevent and reduce social and physical harm caused by substance misuse in Surrey. We want to offer every support to make drug taking less accessible and desirable, and to enable and motivate people to fully recover from drug dependancy....More
The review of specialist provision across Surrey identified that there was a mismatch between the overall Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) pupil profile in Surrey and the range of provision available across mainstream, specialist centres and special schools. There has been...More
The local authority has a duty to review the Short Stay provision it supports and to ensure the provision meets the statutory requirements relating to pupils that have been excluded from schools.
The Willows Primary offers statutory provision for pupils who have been or are at risk of being...More
Local Prevention is commissioned by Services for Young People to build young people's resilience and is linked to the Early Help Strategy. Early Help addresses young people's needs to prevent the needs increasing and reduces demand on statutory services. This can range from prevention of a...More
Surrey County Council, Virgin Care and the Learning Enterprise are consulting with schools to find out what what training they need to help them support pupils with medical conditions. More
As of September 1, 2014, Surrey introduced its new SEND system as a result of the Children and Families Act (2014). Having worked with the new system for 6 months, we are keen to hear feedback from staff and partners who have had involvement in the new process. These responses, including...More
This is the evaluation for the 'Building a Happy Baby' Breastfeeding Conference that took place on the 21st April 2015 at Leatherhead Leisure Centre.
We want to give you the opportunity to share your views on how the conference went and find out what you gained from the experience. This will...More
The Care Act 2014 came into force on the 1st April 2015. As part of the Act (clause 4) a duty was placed on Surrey County Council to provide a universal information and advice service about care and support for its residents.
The act also places a duty to work collaboratively with our...More
Hawkedale Infants - A Foundation School and Surrey County Council have been working together to consider making a significant change to Hawkedale Infants by expanding the school from a single form of entry (1FE) infant school to a single form of entry (1FE) all through primary school. The...More
Surrey County Council, together with Danetree Junior School, Ewell Grove Infant and Nursery School, and West Ewell Infant and Nursery School, have been working together to look at the increasing demand for primary school places in the Ewell area and how these schools can best meet these changing...More
Surrey County Council, together with Ewell Grove Infant and Nursery School, West Ewell Infant and Nursery School and Danetree Junior School, have been working together to look at the increasing demand for primary school places in the Ewell area and how these schools can best meet these changing...More
Surrey County Council, together with West Ewell Infant and Nursery School, Danetree Junior School and Ewell Grove Infant and Nursery School, have been working together to look at the increasing demand for primary school places in the Ewell area and how these schools can best meet these changing...More
Surrey County Council and Dovers Green School have been working together to look at the increasing demand for primary school places in Reigate and how the school can best meet these changing needs in the future.
Our proposal is that Dovers Green School changes from a two form entry infant...More
The answers to the following questions will help us to find out the needs and wants of Young People in Stanwell.
These answers will also let us know if you are getting what you need and want from your local Youth Centre and its Youth Workers.
Please answer the questions honestly and if we...More
We are making changes to the Community Youth Work Service (CYWS) in Surrey.
CYWS helps young people to be more employable by building their resilience, developing their skills and improving their wellbeing through youth work.
Youth work is often delivered from youth centres, but youth...More
We are making changes to the Community Youth Work Service (CYWS) in Surrey.
CYWS helps young people to be more employable by building their resilience, developing their skills and improving their wellbeing through youth work.
Youth work is often delivered from youth centres, but youth...More
We are making changes to the Community Youth Work Service (CYWS) in Surrey.
CYWS helps young people to be more employable by building their resilience, developing their skills and improving their wellbeing through youth work.
Youth work is often delivered from youth centres, but youth...More
Surrey County Council and its partners are seeking the views of residents who fund their own care and have developed this online survey to gather their views.
It is estimated that Surrey currently has up to 32,000 residents, over the age of 50, who currently fund their own care, which is...More
We are making changes to the Community Youth Work Service (CYWS) in Surrey.
CYWS helps young people to be more employable by building their resilience, developing their skills and improving their wellbeing through youth work.
Youth work is often delivered from youth centres, but youth...More
We are making changes to the Community Youth Work Service (CYWS) in Surrey.
CYWS helps young people to be more employable by building their resilience, developing their skills and improving their wellbeing through youth work.
Youth work is often delivered from youth centres, but youth...More
We are making changes to the Community Youth Work Service (CYWS) in Surrey.
CYWS helps young people to be more employable by building their resilience, developing their skills and improving their wellbeing through youth work.
Youth work is often delivered from youth centres, but youth...More
The purpose of this consultation is to determine whether the conference met the needs of those who attended and to improve the delivery of future conferences to ensure that they meet the needs of our service users. More
Introduction of charges for older person’s pass holders on Guildford Park and Ride services from 2 November 2015
From Monday 2 November 2015, older person’s bus pass holders travelling on any of the Guildford Park and Ride services will be charged a concessionary £1 day return fare. The...More