Do you agree with the proposal to change the designation at Clifton Hill School from a secondary Severe Learning Difficulty and Disability (SLDD) school to a split designation of Secondary SLDD and Complex Social and Communication (CSCN)?
There were 47 responses following the publication of the Consultation: 38 responses agreed with the proposal to change the designation at Clifton Hill school, 1 respondent disagreed and 7 ‘did not know’.
The majority of respondents acknowledged the benefit of changing the designation of the school.
We will now proceed to issue Statutory Notices commencing on Monday 25 January 2021 and end on Monday 1st March 2021.
Surrey County Council, together with Clifton Hill School is looking at changing the designation of Clifton Hill School.
Our proposal is to change the Special Education Needs and Disabilities at Clifton Hill School from a secondary Severe Learning Difficulty and Disability (SLDD) school to a split designation of Secondary SLDD and Complex Social and Communication (CSCN).
The school capacity of 85 places will not change.
Surrey County Council and Clifton Hill school would like to seek your views on this proposal. The consultation will open on Monday 23rd November 2020.
Public meetings are planned via a web link on Wednesday 9th December 2020 at 6pm. If you would like to attend the meeting please send your request for an invitation to schoolorg@surreycc.gov.uk
All are welcome to attend.
We are now undertaking a consultation on this proposed expansion of Clifton Hill School. The Related Documents below contain the detailed proposal.
Please let us know what you think about the proposal.
- either by completing the Online Survey
- or by using the response form in the Related Documents below.
The deadline for returning/submitting consultation responses is midday on Friday 15th January 2021.
At the end of the consultation period, we will review all of the responses received and share these with the school and publish them on the Surrey Says website.
Subject to the views expressed, if the proposal is to proceed, the next stage would be for SCC to publish a Statutory Notice. This will be in a local newspaper, available at the school and on the Surrey Says website stating our intention to expand. There will be a four week statutory consultation period for further representations to be received by the Council.
All representations will be reviewed before a final decision is taken by the Cabinet Member for All-Age Learning in April 2021.
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