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Information pack children’s wellbeing directorate Summer 2018 Updated Summer 2018 Herefordshire Council Elected Members & Senior Officers Leader of the Council Cllr Jonathan Lester Chairman of the Council Cllr Brian Wilcox Vice Chairman of the Council Cllr Phillip Edwards Cabinet Member Health & Wellbeing Cllr Paul Rone Cabinet Member Young People and Children’s Cllr Elissa Swinglehurst Wellbeing Cabinet Support Member Young People & Cllr Jenny Hyde Children’s Wellbeing Councillor Services [email protected] Chief Executive of Herefordshire Council Alistair Neill 01432 260044 Interim Director for Adults and Wellbeing Stephen Vickers 01432 260476 Director for Children’s Wellbeing Chris Baird 01432 260264 Director for Economy, Communities and Corporate Geoff Hughes 01432 260695 Children’s Wellbeing Directorate Children and young people’s plan Director for Children’s Wellbeing Chris Baird 01432 260264 Management Board Support Officer Holly Thomas 01432 260048 Interim Assistant Director for Safeguarding & Vicki Lawson 01432 383341 Family Support Management Board Support Officer Maxine David 01432 260044 Interim Assistant Director Education, Skills & Lisa Fraser 01432 383043 Family Support Management Board Support Officer Maxine David 01432 260044 Local Authority Designated Officer (LADO) 01432 261739 [email protected] 2 Updated Summer 2018 Contacts for Partnerships & Groups Children & Young People’s Holly Thomas, Management Board Support Partnership Officer, [email protected] Strategic Education Board Holly Thomas, Management Board Support Officer, [email protected] Herefordshire School Improvement Lisa Fraser, Assistant Director Education Partnership (HSIP) Development and Skills [email protected] Early Years Strategy Group Julia Stephens, Early Years Policy and Strategy Manager [email protected] Herefordshire Governors Association Chair: Steve Grist - (HGA) www.herefordshiregovernors.org.uk Herefordshire Safeguarding Children Contact: Business Unit Board [email protected] Herefordshire Association of Executive Chair: Leigh Brazewell JP Secondary Heads (HASH) www.herefordshiregovernors.org.uk Special Schools Head Teachers Contact: Les Knight, Head of Additional Needs Meeting [email protected] Schools Forum Chair: Julie Rees (Head teacher, Ledbury Primary School) Vice Chair: Sara Catlow-Hawkins (Head teacher, Bishop of Hereford's Bluecoat School) Primary Schools Forum Joint Chair: Lindsey Taylor (Head teacher, Lugwardine Primary School) Joint Chair: Pippa Lloyd (Head teacher, St Thomas Cantilupe C E Primary School) 3 Updated Summer 2018 Children’s Wellbeing –Education and Commissioning division Learning & Achievement Service The service enables the council to meet its strategic, corporate and service objectives by providing leadership on matters of school improvement. This is achieved through specific functions, which include monitoring, support, intervention and challenge in order to raise standards, improve the quality of teaching and learning, leadership, governance and management of Herefordshire Council’s schools and early year settings. Service Contact Telephone Email Senior Computing Mark 07792 880770 [email protected] Consultant Sanderson c/o Holmer CE Academy | Holmer Road | Hereford HR4 9RX www.herefordshirecomputing.com Early Years Lead Alison Murphy 01432 260844 [email protected] Improvement Advisor Early Years KS1 Deborah Ball 01432 383465 [email protected] Improvement Advisor Early Years KS1 Bekki Miller 01432 260190 [email protected] Improvement Advisor Early Years KS1 Sue Sharp 01432 261741 [email protected] Improvement Advisor School Improvement Alison Naylor 01432 261661 [email protected] Advisor Governor Services Caroline 01432 260929 [email protected] Watkins Elective home Joy Burnet 01432 383194 [email protected] education English as an Catherine 01432 260878 [email protected] additional language Shaw Virtual head teacher for Hilary Jones 01432 260579 [email protected] LAC, including LAC pupil premium Children’s participation Debbie Barnett 01432 383326 [email protected] team Manager, Social Ben Straker 01432 261840 [email protected] inclusions and equality Education Anne-Marie 01432 260858 Anne- Safeguarding (MASH Kemp & [email protected] Schools) Liz Anstey 01432 260417 [email protected] 4 Updated Summer 2018 Business Intelligence Team (Data Analysis) – The team undertakes collection, collation and analysis of pupil and attainment data from settings, schools, academies and Post 16 Providers throughout the county. We also provide support, advice and training around a number of education performance systems including Perspective Lite, Key To Success and COLLECT. The team also manages the service level agreements for FFT Aspire and the School Census. Business Intelligence Officer Education Analysis Ian Sockett 01432 260919 [email protected] 5 Updated Summer 2018 Additional Needs Service Head of Additional Needs Les Knight 01432 261724 [email protected] Purpose: To provide high quality services to schools and settings, children and their families and other professionals; To distribute resources for those with SEND equitably and efficiently and without perverse incentive; To lead on the strategic development of areas of business and relate to Additional Educational Needs and Vulnerable Children and Young People. Functions and key contacts for Additional Needs teams Service Contact Telephone Email Special Education Cathy 01432 [email protected] Needs– Williams 383164 Statutory Assessment: Education Health and Care Plans Education Psychology Kamran Khan 01432 [email protected] 260722 Social Inclusion Officer Rebecca 01432 [email protected] – includes re- Shephard 260956 integration and managed moves Hearing Impaired Kim Mallon 01432 [email protected] Children and Children and Jan 260877 and [email protected] with Physical Williams 01432 Disabilities 260138 Visual Impaired Carolyn 01432 [email protected] Children Gateley & 260876 or k Melanie 01432 [email protected] Jones 260889 Independent Travel James 01432 [email protected]. Training Robertson 383119 and uk and Linda 01432 [email protected] Philpott 260930 Children with Eve 01432 [email protected] Disabilities- social care Schneidewind 260859 .uk team Integrated Pathway Elspeth Dixon 01432 [email protected] Development Manager 260642 6 Updated Summer 2018 The following teams are managed by the Brookfield School, Executive Head teacher, Dame Oremi Evans, DBE Behaviour Support Val Barton 01432 [email protected] Team 260872 Hospital and Home Kimberley 01432 [email protected] Tuition Harley 343636 Pupil Referral Units Paul Barns 01432 [email protected] 274485 The Post 16 Learning and Skills Team work with education and training providers, local authority services and teams, young people and their families, the Marches Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP), DWP, employers and the voluntary and community sector to improve standards and secure suitable and sufficient education and training provision post-16. Senior Advisor Post-16 Learning & Skills Alexia Heath 01432 383416 [email protected] Herefordshire Council’s Adult and Community Learning team offer a wide range of courses for adults aged 19+ in a variety of subjects such as English, Maths, Crafts and IT as well as family learning (learning with your child) that takes place in a variety of venues county-wide including children centres and schools. Courses are either free or low cost and designed to enhance the lives of local people.Here are a few examples of what other school are currently offering in Herefordshire:- The following course are free to learners:- English & Maths qualifications for parents and parenting skills Esol for parents, craft sessions, ICT for parents and exercise sessions. The session can be delivered in your school, day time or evening by qualified tutors our service is Ofsted inspected (grade 2)If you would like to find out more about offering Family Learning or Adult and Community Learning in your school please contact Alexia Heath. 7 Updated Summer 2018 Children’s Commissioning Children’s Joint Commissioning Manager Richard Watson 01432 383047 [email protected] Strategic commissioning to provide a range of evidence based services and placements for children and young people. SEND Information, Advice and Support Service (SENDIASS) (formally Parent Partnership) Herefordshire SENDIASS service provides free information, advice and support to parents and carers of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and to young people with SEND up to the age of 25. 01432 260955 [email protected] Education Development Head of Educational Development School Admissions -This service manages and supports schools with the school admissions process. Information Lines: Reception Class 01432 260926 Phase 7 Transfer - 01432 260925 In Year Transfer - 01432 383168 Admissions Manager Louise Tanner, 01432 383333 [email protected] [email protected] Sufficiency & Capital Commissioning - The
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