Statutory Notices to expand the SEN (Special Educational Needs) Unit at Hythe Primary School
Feedback updated 15 Feb 2023
We asked
Do you agree with the proposal to expand the SEN (Special Educational Needs) Unit at Hythe Primary School
You said
There were 2 responses to the statutory notices.
100% (2) of respondents agreed with the proposal to expand the SEN (Special Educational Needs) Unit at Hythe Primary School
We did
We will now approach the Lead Cabinet Member for approval of the proposal at the Lead Cabinet Member Decision Meeting in April 2023.
Overview
In agreement with the school’s Headteacher and Governing Body, Surrey County Council is proposing to expand the SEN unit at Hythe Primary School, from 25 places to 41, to include 16 additional places for autistic pupils and those with communication and interactions needs.This will create a continuous offer for autistic pupils and those with communication and interaction needs throughout the primary school.
There will be 25 ASD places; 9 places in Year R to Year 2 and an extra intake of 1 place at the key stage transfer in Year 3 to create 16 places in Year 3 to Year 6. The unit will maintain its dual designation of ASD/MLD [1]. Pupils will have an EHCP specifying the specialist provision within the school as an appropriate placement to meet their individual needs.
The informal consultation was open from 7 November 2022 to 5 December 2022. A public meeting was offered on 21 November 2022 however there were no participants on the day therefore the meeting did not go ahead. An analysis of the responses to the informal consulatation can be found in the documents below.
Why your views matter
We are now publishing Statutory Notices on the proposed expansion at Hythe Primary School.The Related Documents below contain the detailed proposal.
Please let us know what you think about the proposals
- either by completing the Online Survey
- or by using the response form in the Related Documents below.
The deadline for submitting your response to the Consultation is
10 February 2023
Areas
- Runnymede
Audiences
- Young people
- Parents
- Teachers
- Social workers
- Health professionals working with children
- Councillors, MPs
- Children with disabilities
- Carers
- Headteachers
- Health providers
- Clinical commissioning groups
- Voluntary, community and faith sector organisations
Interests
- 0-5 year olds
- 6-11 year olds
- Special Educational Needs
- Disabilities
- Parents and families
- Staff
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