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Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) is a condition where children have persistent difficulties with language skills, affecting their ability to understand and use language effectively.

KCC alongside The Education People have drafted a cash flow template to help schools with forecasting cash flow in situations where they find themselves overdrawn or at risk of going overdrawn.

Kent Police are excited to share with our Education partners that we will shortly be sharing with schools in Kent and Medway notifications of when a pupil has been reported as a missing person to Kent Police and another notification with basic details of the found report relating to the prior missing notification.

For professionals to use with children and young people.

Join the 16 Days campaign from Monday 25 November to Tuesday 10 December 2024.

Termly virtual keeping in touch meetings have been scheduled to give updates on progress and information to schools pertaining to the locality model implementation and communities of schools.

Please find the latest edition of the LADO Education Safeguarding Advisory Service (LESAS) child protection newsletter for dissemination to DSLs and staff within schools and settings as appropriate.

This special webinar on safer recruitment is free to watch and was hosted by Lirette Mill, Head of HR Advisory Services and Hayley Titchner, Senior Legal Advisor from HR Connect.

With the publication of the School Teachers Pay and Conditions document and confirmation of the teachers’ pay increases this year - the HR Advisory team at HR Connect have prepared a free webinar video.

Kent County Council has recently launched a new Family Hubs offer, providing services to families expecting a baby and for children aged 0 to 19.

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KCC news

Moving to college and thinking about becoming more independent can be a daunting time for young people with SEND and their families.

Following concerns from families over secondary school placements on the Isle of Sheppey, Kent County Council (KCC) has released the following statement.

Financial reports outlining the progress Kent County Council (KCC) is making towards reducing its overspend on Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) support and services for children and young people have been published today (Tuesday 4 March).

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