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Early Years Inclusion Funding

Address:
Hackney Education,
1 Reading Lane,
Hackney,
London,
E8 1GQ
E-mail: anthony.greenidge@hackney.gov.uk
rachel.le@hackney.gov.uk
Telephone: 020 8820 7517
020 8820 7517

Description

Who is this funding for? 

Most children can have any additional needs met through the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum, high quality early years practice and through additional intervention and differentiation organised by the setting.

Settings can get advice and support for children who need extra help from specialist teams including the Area SENCos and Speech and Language Therapy Service. 

The Early Years Inclusion Funding is a budget to provide support for children aged 3 or 4 years old who have low level or emerging special educational needs or disability (SEND) and because of these require more support.

How do I apply? 

Guidance and application forms are available from the download section of this page. 

Completed application forms and supporting evidence should be sent using secure email to BOTH of the following people:

How are decisions made? 

The Early Years Inclusion Fund decision panel meets through the year to look at applications from settings.

Applications MUST be returned by the deadline. These are before the panel meetings take place. 

Submission and panel dates for 2020 - 2021 (academic year) are as follows. 

Application Submission Date

     Panel Meeting Dates

22nd November 2021

    9th December 2021

11th March 2022 

    24th March 2022

24th June 2022

    7th July 2022

I need to ask another question... 

Application queries can be discussed with the Children's Inclusion Officer. 

Record Last Updated on: 18/10/2021

Other Details

Who is eligible?

Children aged 3 or 4 in a Early Years settings who have low level or emerging Special Educational Needs and/or Disability (SEND) 

Referral required?

Yes

Referral Details

Guidance and application forms are available from the download section of this page. 

Completed application forms and supporting evidence should be sent using secure email to BOTH of the following people:

What to do if you have a complaint

How you feel about having used a service is important. Services often ask you for feedback about to help them understand how to make sure people they work with have a good experience.

If you have feedback about this service, something you liked or were not happy with, you can talk to the person who worked with you or, if you feel more comfortable, a service manager. They will try to help sort out any problems.

If you are still not happy with the service you can raise your concerns formally. This means someone who is not part of the service will look at your feedback or concern and see if anything can or needs to be done to help make things better.

If you need to make a formal complaint you can use the London Borough of Hackney complaints procedure.

How to Get Here

Buses: 30, 38 55, 106, 236, 242, 253, 276, 277, D6

Train: London Fields, Hackney Central, Hackney Downs

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