South East England and South London
The role of WSS is to support school in prioritising SEN. The expertise lies within the system and by sharing best practice, working with others and building on existing strengths, we want to unlock the knowledge for the benefit of all children and their families. We want to ensure that children and young people, along with their parents/carers, are at the centre of any provision.
In the South East and South London, we want to work in partnership with all stakeholders to ensure that SEND is seen as part of the wider school improvement agenda and not an add on. We would like to invite all leaders and practitioners to get in contact and work with us to develop a collaborative, meaningful and strong community of practice that directly impacts the outcomes for children and young people with SEND across our region.
Local authorities in this region
Bexley, Brighton and Hove, Bromley, Croydon, East Sussex, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Kent, Kingston upon Thames, Lambeth, Lewisham, Medway, Merton, Portsmouth, Richmond, Royal Greenwich, Southampton, Southwark, Surrey, Sutton, Wandsworth, West Sussex.
Contact us
Amelie Thompson Regional SEND Leader for South East and South London, is Head of Inclusion at the Gipsy Hill Federation, a federation of six community mainstream primary schools in South East London: RSL.SESLON@wholeschoolsend.com
Your Deputy Regional SEND Leader for South East and South London:
Tina Harvey: DRSL.SESLON@wholeschoolsend.com
Clare Belli: DRSL3.SESLON@wholeschoolsend.com
Amelie Thompson
Regional SEND Lead for South East of England and South London.
Tina Harvey
Deputy Regional SEND Lead for South East of England and South London.
Clare Belli
Deputy Regional SEND Lead for South East of England and South London.