Changing lives
Across the Oldham SEND Partnership a lot of work is taking place into improving the lives of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Through co-production and joint way of working, we would like to tell you about how some of the young people and parents who are benefitting.
All case studies are from 2019.
- Aisha's story - Virtual School
- Baily's story - Keeping up with schoolwork
- Ibrahim's story - visually impairment
- Kaleem's story - hearing impairment
- Kareem's story - Central Core Myopathy
- Mason's story - social, emotional and mental health
- SEND Local Offer - Turning disability into ability
- Agnieszka’s story - bilateral sensori-neural hearing loss
- Amin’s story - using British Sign Language (BSL)
- David’s story - work of the new Health SEND Coordinator
- Kyra’s story - how technology is helping young people
- “Zippy and Apple’s Friends” - the learning programme
- Gary’s story – son’s school placement
- Rebekah’s story – Kingfisher School
- Najima Khalid - Chai Project (POINT produced)
- Mandy’s Story - My SEND Journey (POINT produced)
- Grace’s Story - My View of SEND (POINT produced)
- Colleen Rhoden - SEND in Oldham (POINT produced)
- Cathy Williams - Improving SEND in Oldham (POINT produced)
- Sophie’s story – Kingfisher School
- Kingfisher School - supporting children and families with SEND
- POINT Annual Conference