Past BMBC SEND Strategies 

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When a strategy comes to its end date, several things may happen depending on the nature of the strategy, the goals achieved, and the ongoing needs of the community. 

Here's what BMBC does when a strategy has run it's course:

🔎 They look at what went well and what didn't.

✅ If it worked, they might keep it going or create a new plan.

📋 They ask the public for their opinions.

🧾 They share a report on what happened, with key people involved

💷 They may adjust their budget based on what they learned.

💬 They keep everyone informed about what's happening.

Below are some recently expired strategies, which have fed into the current strategy. 

The Children's Joint Commissioning Strategy (2021-23) shows the ways that Health, Education and Social Care services will work together to help improve outcomes for all children. It highlights ways that:

• Services are working together
  
• How they coordinate planning,
  
• Explains Joint Commissioning
  
• Explains Joint delivery

The plan looks at:

• What it is like to be a child, young person, or young adult with SEND
• How this should shape what services should offer
• The plan has been developed in partnership with the SEND Youth Forum
• Development and commission of our services in Barnsley.

The strategy sets out opportunities for engagement and participation, making sure children, young people and their parents/carers have a say.

The strategy has been developed by Barnsley Council and Barnsley CCG, working with the SEND Youth Forum and SEND parents and carers to ensure their views are reflected.

You can download a copy here

The Preparation for Adulthood Strategy looks at: 

• Strategic Aims and Key Principles 
• Five key areas of focus
• Priorities 
• What BMBC Will Do

You can download the full strategy here