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Early Years Inclusion Funding

Address:
Hackney Learning Trust,
1 Reading Lane,
Hackney,
London,
E8 1GQ
E-mail: [anthony.greenidge@learningtrust.co.uk, dianne.sandler@learningtrust.co.uk]
Telephone: 020 8820 7517
020 8820 7517

Description

Most children’s can have their 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 are also able to access support from external sources including the Speech and Language Therapy Service and Area SENCos.

The Early Years Inclusion Funding is a budget to support children aged 3 or 4 years of age who have low level needs or emerging needs related to a Special Educational Need and/or Disability (SEND) and because of this require additional support.

Further information and application forms available from the download section of this page include:

Early Years Inclusion Fund - Guidance

Early Years Inclusion Fund - application form (will download ready to complete)

Early Years Inclusion Fund - Decision panel meetings dates academic year 2020 - 2021

Panel Meeting Dates  

Application Submission Date

 9th December 2020

 25th November 2020

 24th March 2021

 10th March 2021

 7th July 2021

 23rd June 2021

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

Children's Inclusion Officer: anthony.greenidge@learningtrust.co.uk 

Area SENCo: dianne.sandler@learningtrust.co.uk

Further queries about the Early Years Inclusion Fund can be discussed with Anthony Greenidge: 020 8820 7517

Record Last Updated on: 13/07/2020

Other Details

Who is eligible?

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

Referral required?

Yes

Referral Details

Referrals  can be made using the application form in the download section of this page.  

Alternatively directly contact: Anthony.Greenidge@learningtrust.co.uk .

What to do if you have a complaint

If you have any feedback about the service you received – something you like or are not happy with; then do talk about it with the worker or manager in the service, so that they can look at how they deliver their service.

If you have a situation that you are still not happy about then you can raise it formally as part of the London Borough of Hackney complaints procedure; click here for more information.

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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