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Reference: BW00595 Subject: Mental Health for Children I Can Confirm Reference: BW00595 Subject: Mental Health for Children I can confirm that the CCG does hold some of the information requested; please see responses below: QUESTION Berkshire West CCG I am writing to you regarding the Berkshire West trailblazer area expanding access to mental health care for children and young people. I am trying to understand to what extent the programme is engaging with schools for excluded children. 1. Please could you provide a list of each educational setting the mental health support team is (or has been) active in since its inception. Please note the name and URN or UKPRN where applicable A: 1 Berkshire West West Berkshire Beedon CE Primary School 109950 Berkshire West West Berkshire Bradfield C.E. Primary School 110007 Berkshire West West Berkshire Brightwalton C.E. Primary School 110008 Berkshire West West Berkshire Bucklebury C.E. Primary School 109955 Berkshire West West Berkshire Chaddleworth St. Andrew's CE. 109957 Berkshire West West Berkshire Chieveley Primary School 109810 Berkshire West West Berkshire Cold Ash St Mark's CE School 109958 Berkshire West West Berkshire Compton C.E. Primary School 109959 Berkshire West West Berkshire Curridge Primary School 109811 Berkshire West West Berkshire Francis Baily Primary School 109831 Berkshire West West Berkshire Hampstead Norreys CE Primary School 109964 Berkshire West West Berkshire Hermitage Primary School 109815 Berkshire West West Berkshire Hungerford Primary School 109816 Berkshire West West Berkshire Inkpen Primary School 109817 Berkshire West West Berkshire John O'Gaunt School 142822 Berkshire West West Berkshire Kennet School 136647 Berkshire West West Berkshire Kintbury St Marys C. E. 109967 Berkshire West West Berkshire Lambourn CE Primary 146307 Berkshire West West Berkshire Parsons Down Junior School 109923 Berkshire West West Berkshire Shefford C.E. Primary School 109975 Berkshire West West Berkshire Spurcroft Primary School 109937 Berkshire West West Berkshire St Finians Catholic Primary School 110037 Berkshire West West Berkshire Thatcham Park C.E. Primary School 135080 Berkshire West West Berkshire The Downs School 110102 Berkshire West West Berkshire Yattendon C E Primary School 110026 Berkshire West West Berkshire Whitelands Park Primary School 140407 Berkshire West West Berkshire The Ilsleys Primary School 109813 Berkshire West Reading Battle Primary 139066 Berkshire West Reading Meadow Park Academy 138372 Berkshire West Reading Moorlands Primary School 109799 Berkshire West Reading Oxford Road Primary School 109786 Berkshire West Reading Park Lane Primary School 109790 Berkshire West Reading The Wren 142121 Berkshire West Reading Wilson Primary School 109793 Berkshire West Reading St Michael's Primary School 109796 Berkshire West Reading Manor Primary 109944 Berkshire West Reading Prospect School 136876 Berkshire West Reading Ranikhet Primary School 142072 Berkshire West Reading Cranbury College 134984 Berkshire West Reading English Martyrs Primary 110004 Berkshire West Reading Blessed High Faringdon 110107 Berkshire West Reading Churchend Primary 136457 Berkshire West Wokingham The Holt 136880 Berkshire West Wokingham The Forest 139853 Berkshire West Wokingham St Crispins 145286 Berkshire West Wokingham Maiden Erleigh 136637 Berkshire West Wokingham Foundry College 101493 Berkshire West Wokingham Keep Hatch 109840 Berkshire West Wokingham Hawkedon 109929 Berkshire West Wokingham Hawthorns 109921 Berkshire West Wokingham Winnersh 109876 Berkshire West Wokingham All Saints 135459 Berkshire West Wokingham South Lake 133383 Berkshire West Wokingham Loddon 131192 2 2. Please could you list which mental health support team members (role and NHS band) have been active in alternative provision settings (pupil referral units, alternative provision free schools, alternative provision academies, independent alternative provision or other alternative providers) and with what frequency. Where team members have visited multiple alternative provision settings, please list each one as a separate entry. A: Please note the West Berkshire MHST providers are Local Authority based. The West Berkshire MHST does not have a PRU within their portfolio. Reading has one PRU. Our wave 1 site Wokingham, has one PRU, the Wokingham MHST is in the mobilisation phase and does not go live until 31st October 2020, however interventions are being delivered to CYP’s during the mobilisation phase as part of the EMHP practical course requirements. Team Alternative provision school/establishment Frequency member (establishment name & URN or UKPRN where applicable) of visits (role and (e.g. daily, NHS band) weekly, monthly, termly) Education Reading Cranbury College 134984 Needs led Mental Health Practitioner, Band 4 Local Authority Band Primary Reading Cranbury College 134984 Needs led Mental Health Worker Local 3 Authority Band Educational Reading Cranbury College 134984 Psychologist Needs led 3. Please indicate whether your trailblazer area has a specific strategy in place to work with pupils in schools for excluded children. If yes, please give details. Where this information is publicly available, please signpost. A: No The information provided in this response is accurate as of 11th August 2020 and has been authorised for release by Sarah Seaholme Director of Strategy Berkshire West CCG. SIGNED: _________________________ 4 .
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