Open Agenda

Education & Children's Services Scrutiny Sub-Committee

Monday 27 November 2017 7.00 pm Ground Floor Meeting Room G02A - 160 Tooley Street, London SE1 2QH Supplemental Agenda

List of Contents

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7. Admissions 1 - 94 This session will look at the distribution of school places in , seeking assurance that the distribution of school places is fair with equal outcomes for all children, and making sure that, as far as possible, places at primary and secondary schools, meet the demands of children and parents.

• Analysis of heat maps for Southwark primaries, using 2016/17 application data, which will show where children come from. The aim is to see if Southwark has enough places for 2018/19 and the distribution of places. Heat maps are enclosed..

• Fair admissions for all children including those children with special needs.

• Provision of secondary school places

Contact

Julie Timbrell on 020 7525 0514 or email: [email protected]

Date: 24 November 2017 List of Contents

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8. Education Health and Care Plans (EHC) 95 This session will look at the process for developing EHC plans in Southwark. We will bring together representatives from education, health and social care to see how this important joint working benefits children and young people with EHC plans. A briefing is enclosed.

9. Work-plan 96 - 97 The committee work-plan and an outline plan the ‘Scrutiny in a Day’ on knife crime is enclosed. (A Sponsored Academy) – 2FE 1 Agenda Item 7

Charles Dickens Primary School (Foundation School) – 2FE 2

Charlotte Sharman Primary School (Foundation School) 2FE 3

Cobourg Primary School (Community School) – 2FE

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Crampton Primary School (Community School) – 1FE

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English Martyrs RC Primary School (Voluntary Aided School) – 2FE

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Friars Primary School (Foundation School) – 1FE

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Keyworth Primary School (Community School) – 3FE

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Michael Faraday School (Community School) – 2FE

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Robert Browning Primary School (Community School) – 2FE

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St George's Cathedral Catholic Primary School (Voluntary Aided RC) – 2FE

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St John's Walworth Church of England Primary School (Voluntary Aided C of E) – 1FE

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St Joseph's Catholic Primary School (Voluntary Aided RC) – 1FE

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St Jude's Church of England Primary School (Voluntary Aided C of E) – 1FE

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St Paul's Church of England Primary School, Walworth (Voluntary Aided C of E) – 1.5FE

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St Peter's Church of England Primary School (Voluntary Aided C of E) – 1FE

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Surrey Square Primary School (Foundation) – 2FE

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The Cathedral School of St Saviour and St Mary Overy (Voluntary Aided C of E) – 1FE

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Townsend Primary School (Community School) – 1FE

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Victory School (Community School) – 1FE

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Albion Primary School (Community School) – 2FE

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Alfred Salter Primary School (Community School) – 2FE

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Boutcher Church of England Primary School (Voluntary Aided – 1FE)

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Galleywall City of London Primary School (Free School) – 2FE

Not available

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Grange Primary School (Community School) – 2FE

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Ilderton Primary School (Community School) – 2FE

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Peter Hills with St Mary's and St Paul's C of E Primary School (Voluntary Aided) – 1FE

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Phoenix Primary School (Community School) – 3FE

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Pilgrims' Way Primary School (Community School) – 1FE

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Redriff Primary School (Academy) – 3FE

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Riverside Primary School (Community School) – 1.5 FE

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Rotherhithe Primary School (Community School) – 2FE

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Snowsfields Primary School (Community School) – 1FE

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Southwark Free School (Free School - CLOSED) – 1FE

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Southwark Park School (Community School) – 2FE

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St James' Church of England Primary School (Voluntary Aided C of E) – 2FE

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St John's Roman Catholic Primary School (Voluntary Aided RC) – 1FE

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St Joseph's Catholic Primary School (Voluntary Aided RC) – 1FE

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St Joseph's Roman Catholic Primary School (Voluntary Aided RC) – 1.5FE

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Tower Bridge Primary School (Community School) – 1FE

40 Bellenden Primary School (Community School) – 2FE

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Camelot Primary School (Community School) – 2.5FE

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Angel Oak Academy – formerly Gloucester Primary School (Academy) – 2FE

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Harris Primary Academy Peckham Park (Academy) – 2FE

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Harris Primary Free School Peckham (Free School) – 2FE 45

Hollydale Primary School (Community School) – 1.5FE

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Ivydale Primary School (Community School) – 4FE

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John Donne Primary School (Academy – 2FE)

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Rye Oak School (Community School) – 2FE

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St Francesca Cabrini Primary School (Voluntary Aided) – 2FE

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St Francis RC Primary School (Voluntary Aided) – 2FE

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St James the Great Roman Catholic Primary School (Voluntary Aided) – 1FE

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St Johns' and St Clements Church of England Primary School (Voluntary Aided) – 2FE

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St Mary Magdalene Church of England Primary School (Voluntary Aided) – 1FE 54

Belham Primary School NOT AVAILABLE

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Bessemer Grange Primary School (Community School) – 3FE

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Brunswick Park Primary School (Community School) – 3FE

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Comber Grove School (Community School) – 1.5FE

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Crawford Primary School (Community School) – 3FE 59

Dog Kennel Hill School (Community School) – 2FE

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John Ruskin Primary School and Language Classes (Community School) – 2FE

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Lyndhurst Primary School (Community School) – 2FE

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Oliver Goldsmith Primary School (Community School) – 2FE

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St George's Church of England Primary School (Voluntary Aided C of E) – 1FE 64

St Joseph's Catholic Infants School (Voluntary Aided RC) – 2FE

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St Joseph's Catholic Junior School (Voluntary Aided RC) – 2FE

66 Dulwich Village Infants CE (Voluntary Aided C of E) – 3FE

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Dulwich Hamlet Junior School (Academy) – 3FE

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Dulwich Wood Primary School (Community School) – 2FE

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Goodrich Community Primary School (Community School) – 3FE

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Goose Green Primary School (Academy) – 2FE

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Harris Free School East Dulwich (Free School) – 2FE

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Heber Primary School (Community School) – 2FE

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Judith Kerr Primary School (Free School) – 1.8FE

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St Anthony's Catholic Primary School (Voluntary Aided RC) – 2FE

75 (Academy) – 4FE

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ARK Globe Academy (Secondary) (Academy) – 6FE

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Bacon's College (Academy) – 6FE 78

The Charter School (Academy) – 6FE

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City of London Academy (Southwark) (Academy) – 8FE

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Compass School Southwark (Free School) 3.8FE 81

Harris Academy (Academy) – 6FE

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Harris Academy Peckham (Academy) – 6FE

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Harris Boys' Academy East Dulwich (Academy) – 5FE

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Harris Girls' Academy East Dulwich (Academy) – 5FE

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Kingsdale Foundation School (Academy) - 8FE

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Notre Dame Roman Catholic Girls' School (Voluntary Aided RC) – 4.1FE

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Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Secondary School (Academy) – 4.1FE

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St Michael's Catholic College (Academy) – 5.1FE

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St Saviour's and St Olave's Church of England School (Voluntary Aided – C of E) – 4.2FE

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The St Thomas the Apostle College (Voluntary Aided – RC) – 5.1FE

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Walworth Academy (Academy) – 6FE

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UAESB (Academy) – 6FE

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Charter School East Dulwich (Free School) – 4FE

NOT AVAILABLE 94 95 Agenda Item 8

Headlines on Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) for Scrutiny Committee discussion.

1. The Children and Families Act 2014 introduced a new approach to securing the provision needed by Children and Young people with SEND. The 0-25 SEND Code of Practice is statutory guidance on the Act and in the spirit of the Code, Southwark coproduced its policy and processes around the new provisions with all involved agencies, parents and Children and Young people. Parents and Young People have set the vision for SEND in Southwark, ‘where children and young people with SEND have the same opportunities as everyone else’.

The Act and Code introduced new ways of working and statutory duties around:  The involvement of children, young people and their families in all processes. Coproduction must be at the heart of all we do with all being equal partners in the process  A full assessment by all agencies leading to an outcome focused EHCP  A clear, transparent Local Offer of services for children and young people with SEND and their families  Services to be jointly commissioned between the local authority and health based on the JSNA  0-25 provision for children and young people with SEND with statutory protections extended to cover 16-25 year olds  Extension of the use of personal budgets and short breaks so give families choice and control  All schools to be brought under the same legislation however constituted.

A key aspect of the reforms was the introduction of EHCPs for all new assessments, and the need to transfer all children with statements of SEN onto a plan by March 2018, as well as move to a 20 week timeline from the beginning of an EHC needs assessment to issue of the final plan.

EHC needs assessments should engage children, young people and parents as equal partners in the process alongside all involved professionals. The aim should be to draw all assessments from all partners together into one plan, agree long term multi- agency outcomes and design provision to meet needs that work towards these shared outcomes. 96 Agenda Item 9

The Education and Children’s Services Scrutiny Sub Committee 2017/18 Work Plan Timeline

Date Work-plan

Wednesday 14 June 2017

Tuesday 5 September 2017 Draft joint mental health strategy

Review scopes: a) Knife crime b) Mini Review : Education, health & social care roundtable

The Multi Agency Anti Knife Crime Plan

Monday 16 October 2017 Cancelled for scrutiny in a day

Monday 27 November 2017 Update report s: i) Schools performance using new assessment criteria. ii) School funding - following consultation results

School Admissions

Mini Review : Education, health & social care roundtable on ECH plans

Tuesday 6 February 2018 EHCP update – report on tracking work with school

Catch 22 – progress on co-design with care leavers.

National Fostering stocktake report

Cabinet member interview – Cllr Victoria Mills

15 February 2018 Scrutiny in a Day - knife crime

The Education and Children’s Services Scrutiny Sub Committee 2017/18 Work Plan Timeline 24 November Version 0.6 97

Knife crime: ‘Scrutiny in a day’ outline plan

Venue: Peckham Library pods (provisional)

Date: 15 February 2018

Opening session: 10:30 – 12:30pm

Keynote speaker : Scotland’s experience of treating violence as a public health issues, with particular reference to their work on Knife Crime

Overview presentation of current work on knife crime

- Southwark Council - Mayor’s strategy

Southwark Youth Council presentation on their work combating knife crime

Audience discussion

Workshops: 1 – 4pm

A Girls , violence , domestic abuse and CSE

B Gangs and knife crime

C Preventative work with at- risk young people

D Promoting healthy relationships, and other ways to prevent and promote conflict including :

i) anti bullying work ii) Restorative justice

Plenary on collaborative working 4 – 5pm

- Workshops feedback - Discussion: How can community groups and statutory agencies work together to prevent violence, knife crime and promote better relationships between young people ? 98

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