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Changes to Community Youth Work Service In Surrey Heath
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 workers also work in the places where young people meet, for example in local parks. It is a way of working with young people that is voluntary and helps them to develop their skills, knowledge and... MoreClosed 4 September 2015 -
Changes to Community Youth Work Service In Guildford
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 workers also work in the places where young people meet, for example in local parks. It is a way of working with young people that is voluntary and helps them to develop their skills, knowledge and... MoreClosed 4 September 2015 -
Changes to Community Youth Work Service In Reigate and Banstead
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 workers also work in the places where young people meet, for example in local parks. It is a way of working with young people that is voluntary and helps them to develop their skills, knowledge and... MoreClosed 6 September 2015 -
S-Net Adult Social Care Pages
We would like to understand and hear your views on the content of the Adult Social Care section of the s-net . It is overdue a refresh and we now wish to update and streamline the information, while making it as valuable a resource as possible for you. Please take a couple of minutes to complete our very short survey to help shape the new content and structure. Thank you. MoreClosed 14 September 2015 -
Surrey Short Breaks survey 2015
Surrey Short Breaks for Disabled Children, part of Surrey County Council (SCC), funds a number of organisations and schools to provide ‘short breaks’ including but not limited to: after-school clubs, holiday schemes, help at home and overnight residential stays. Our last parent carer survey took place in 2013 so we would like to find out whether your views have changed in the past two years. Your feedback will be used as evidence of the important role of short breaks in the lives of... MoreClosed 18 September 2015 -
Shaping Surrey's Community Recycling Centres
Increased demand for essential services such as adult social care and school places, coupled with reduced Government funding, means Surrey County Council needs to review its spend on all the services it provides for the county’s residents. MoreClosed 30 September 2015 -
Joint Strategic Review of Overnight Short Breaks in East Surrey
A joint strategic review of short breaks took place in 2013-14 between Surrey County Council and NHS Guildford and Waverley Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) on behalf of the six Surrey Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) with responsibility for children’s services in the county. The scope of the review was to look at the provision of short breaks for children and young people with disabilities in Surrey. The key area of this review considered options for the future use and funding of... MoreClosed 2 October 2015 -
Hawkedale Infants - A Foundation School Statutory Notices
Notice is given in accordance with section 19(1) of the Education and Inspections Act 2006, as amended by the Education Act 2011, that the governing body intends to make a significant change to Hawkedale Infants – A Foundation School, Stratton Road, Sunbury-on-Thames TW16 6PG. The school, in conjunction with Surrey County Council, is proposing to expand from a single form of entry (1FE) infant school to a single form of entry (1FE) all through primary school. This change would come into... MoreClosed 2 October 2015 -
Exit interview for SWs+SnrSWs- Children's Services (Sep-Oct 15)
Dear Employee, We are trying to understand better how you have experienced working for Surrey – what worked well; what we can do better; and why you have decided to leave. To help us improve, please could you share with us your thoughts, feedback and ideas regarding your employment with us? Quantitative data will be used to monitor trends, while qualitative data will help us understand issues and address them where possible. Thank you so much! MoreClosed 7 October 2015 -
SW & Snr SW Entry interview form - Children's Services - July-Oct 2015
Congratulations for successfully completing your first 6 months with Surrey! (3 months for locums) Please could you share with us your thoughts, feedback and ideas regarding your employment with us so far? We are trying to understand better how you have experienced working for Surrey so far – what is working well and what we can do better. Our conversation will be confidential, but it will help us understand issues and address them where possible. Thank you so much! MoreClosed 7 October 2015 -
Amalgamation of Hope Epsom and Hope Guildford
Hope is a multi-agency service for young people aged 11-18 with complex mental health, emotional, social and education needs. It is a joint partnership between Surrey County Council and the Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. The service is based over two sites: West Park, Epsom, and Worplesdon Road, Guildford. The Hope service is operated by a single management committee, headteacher and teaching, medical and support staff that work across both sites. Each site... MoreClosed 7 October 2015 -
The Warwick School Redhill
Surrey County Council and The Warwick School have been working together to look at the need for more secondary school places in Redhill and how the school can best meet these changing needs in the future. Our proposal is that The Warwick School changes from a six forms of entry secondary school to a seven forms of entry secondary school. The school in its new form would be designed to serve children in the Reigate and Redhill area. We are proposing that these changes start to take place... MoreClosed 19 October 2015 -
Downs Way School Oxted
Surrey County Council and Downs Way School have been working together to look at the need for more primary school places in Oxted and how the school can best meet these changing needs in the future. Our proposal is that Downs Way School changes from a one-and-a-half forms of entry infants' school to a two forms of entry infants' school. The school in its new form would be designed to serve children in the Oxted and Limpsfield area. We are proposing that these changes start to take place... MoreClosed 19 October 2015 -
Clandon CofE (Aided) Infant School
Surrey County Council and Clandon CofE (Aided) Infant School, together with the Diocese of Guildford, have been working together to look at the need for primary school places in the Clandon area and how the school can best meet these changing needs in the future. Our proposal is that Clandon CofE (Aided) Infant School changes from an infants' school to an all through primary school. The school currently has capacity for 75 children; in its new form it would increase its overall capacity to... MoreClosed 6 November 2015 -
St Peter's Catholic School, Guildford
Surrey County Council and St Peter's Catholic School, Guildford, together with the Diocese of Arundel and Brighton, have been working together to look at the need for secondary school places in the Guildford area and how the school can help meet these changing needs in the future. Our proposal is that St Peter's Catholic School expands from six forms of entry (6FE) at Year 7 to seven forms of entry (7FE) at Year 7. The school will expand incrementally year on year, as the higher intake of... MoreClosed 13 November 2015 -
Surrey's Youth Support Service: Community Skills Survey
The Surrey Youth Support Service is currently developing a new partnership service delivery model called Community Skills. This new partnership model will ensure that the most vulnerable members of our communities will have access to a wide range of opportunities to improve their employability skills and will also benefit from improved wellbeing. The new model is best described as follows: Community skills is a cross cutting approach to community learning and cohesion that... MoreClosed 13 November 2015 -
Hope Epsom and Hope Guildford Amalgamation Statutory Notice
Notice is given in accordance with section 19(1) of the Education and Inspections Act 2006, as amended by the Education Act 2011, that Surrey County Council intends to make a prescribed alteration to the Hope Service. The two Hope Centres, located in Epsom and Guildford, are currently registered as two separate Pupil Referral Units. It is proposed that the two centres are amalgamated from 1 January 2016 to form a single establishment operating over the two sites. All applicable... MoreClosed 16 November 2015 -
Young People's Opinions on Health Services
This short survey is to help us better understand young people's opinions on health services in Surrey. It is aimed at all young people in Surrey aged 11-25 years old so that we can better understand how you feel about current health services, and what you want from future ones. All answers submitted in this survey will be anonymous and confidential. MoreClosed 22 November 2015 -
Consultation on the proposed changes to admission arrangements for September 2017
Surrey County Council would like your views on: the admission arrangements for all community and voluntary controlled schools for September 2017 proposed changes to admission arrangements for some community and voluntary controlled schools for September 2017 a proposed change to Surrey's coordinated scheme for primary admissions The consultation on these proposals will run from Monday 2 November 2015 to Monday 14 December 2015. Only response forms which are... MoreClosed 14 December 2015 -
Ashley CofE Primary School
Surrey County Council and Ashley Primary School (an academy in the Good Shepherd Trust multi academy trust), together with the Diocese of Guildford, have been working together to look at the need for primary school places in the Walton on Thames area and how the school can best meet these changing needs in the future. Our proposal is that Ashley Primary School changes from a two form of entry primary school to a three form of entry primary school. The school currently has capacity for 420... MoreClosed 8 January 2016 -
Amalgamation of the Willows Primary and Wey Valley College
Surrey County Council, and The Willows and Wey Valley College’s Management Committees, have been working together to look at the need for statutory provision for primary and secondary aged pupils who had been or are at risk of being permanently excluded from a school and who live in the south west of Surrey. Our proposal is to amalgamate The Willows Primary with Wey Valley College to form one Pupil Referral Unit (PRU). The single establishment will be based across two sites: the... MoreClosed 19 January 2016 -
Send and St Bede's Amalgamation
The governors of the Federation of Send Church of England Schools believe that the best way to provide outstanding education is by merging the two existing schools - Send CofE First School and St Bede's CofE Junior School - to become one single primary school catering for all children from ages 4 to 11. The nursery is unaffected by this proposal. The Governing Body would like to seek your views on merging the two schools to become Send Church of England Primary School - a single, full... MoreClosed 29 January 2016 -
Sexual Health Services Feedback
We want to hear your views on, and experience of, sexual health services in Surrey. The vision of Public Health is to commission a county-wide integrated sexual health service which will improve outcomes for service users from April 2017. Public Health want to engage with the local community, service users, carers and their representatives the provider market partners in Surrey County Council public sector partners including CCGs, Districts & Borough... MoreClosed 31 January 2016 -
Furzefield Primary School
Surrey County Council and Furzefield Primary School have been working together to look at the need for primary school places in the Merstham area and how the school can best meet these changing needs in the future. Our proposal is that Furzefield Primary School changes from a two form of entry primary school to a three form of entry primary school. The school currently has capacity for 420 children; in its new form it would increase its overall capacity to 630 children. We are proposing... MoreClosed 15 February 2016 -
Statutory Notice Amalgamation of the Willows Primary and Wey Valley College
Notice is given in accordance with section 19(1) of the Education and Inspections Act 2006, as amended by the Education Act 2011, that Surrey County Council intends to amalgamate The Willows and Wey Valley College. The proposed change will take effect from 1 April 2016. Copies of the complete proposal can be found below. Within four weeks after the date of publication of the proposal any person may object to or make comments on the proposal by sending the representations to: Julie... MoreClosed 16 February 2016 -
Feedback for Surrey's Substance Misuse Services
We want to hear your views on, and experience of, Substance Misuse Services in Surrey from as many people as possible. Any comments given are anonymous. Comments will be reviewed by Public Health and used to improve Substance Misuse services across Surrey. The vision of Public Health is to commission a 'wrap around' Substance Misuse service, which endeavours to continually look to improve outcomes for service users. The aims of the service are to: Encourage freedom from... MoreClosed 28 February 2016 -
Amalgamation of St Nicholas and Starhurst Schools
Surrey County Council and the governing bodies of Starhurst School and St Nicholas School have been working together with to look at providing the best education for boys in Surrey with Social Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs. Currently there are three SEMH schools in Surrey: Starhurst in Dorking, St Nicholas in Merstham and Wishmore Cross in Chobham. Our proposal is that Starhurst School and St Nicholas School both amalgamate to become one school, operating as a single, larger... MoreClosed 8 March 2016 -
Property Services Email Signature - Negative
This consulation is to obtain feedback from our customers to help us improve our service to ensure our customers have the best possible experience. MoreOpened 9 March 2016 -
PKM - review of 2015/16 SLA
In September 2015, Surrey’s Performance & Knowledge Management team introduced a service level agreement (SLA) and a cost recovery charge for schools in Surrey – academies, free schools and LA-maintained (with the exception of special schools and alternative provision settings). 80% of eligible schools opted in to the 2015/16 SLA, which includes PKM’s own data analysis for schools, a licence for FFT Aspire and unrestricted access to all areas of Perspective Lite. The team is now... MoreClosed 11 March 2016 -
Proposed changes to local bus services in 2016
Local Transport Review- Confirmation of Changes Surrey County Council’s Local Transport Review public consultation closed on 14 March 2016. The consultation summary report was made available in April 2016, which summarised the feedback received from those who had their say on proposed changes to local bus services. This feedback was carefully analysed and was considered when drawing up the final proposals with bus operators. Cabinet, the council’s main decision making body,... MoreClosed 14 March 2016
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