Find out about all the consultations we have already or are currently carrying out and give us your views.
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Closed Consultations
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| Consultation on the re-organisation of Downsview, Horizon, Ickburgh and Stormont House Special Schools to cater for children with very complex needs in Hackney
We want to make sure our special schools are set up to meet the needs of Hackney’s children & young people both now and into the future. We have set out a number of proposals to help us do this. A document explaining what the proposals are and why we are making them can be downloaded here.
During June and July 2010, we will be talking to parents & carers, staff at Downsview, Horizon, Ickburgh and Stormont House, as well as other people and organisations who have an interest in the schools about these proposals. This is your opportunity to let us know what you think.
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Proposal to Reorganise SEN Provision in Hackney
 Online consultation response form (now closed) |
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Federation of Downsview/Ickburgh Special Schools and Horizon Special School
The Governing Bodies of the federation of Downsview / Ickburgh Special Schools and Horizon Special School have decided to consult on a proposal to expand the existing federation of the former two schools with Horizon School. A consultation on a federation is being conducted which may result in Horizon joining the federation from June 2010.
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| Federation of Downsview / Ickburgh Special Schools and Horizon Special School |
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London Fields/Woodberry Down & Mandeville Federation
The Governing Bodies of the federation of London Fields School/Woodberry Down School and Mandeville School have decided to consult on a proposal to expand the existing federation of the former two schools with Mandeville School. A consultation on a federation is being conducted which may result in Mandeville joining the federation from 19 April 2010.
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London Fields/Woodberry Down & Mandeville Federation -
Online Response Form |
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Welcome to The Learning Trust’s Have Your Say survey
The survey gives you an opportunity to tell us how you would like us to communicate with you and gives you a chance to win a laptop, a digital camera or an iPod. Plus, five runner-ups will win a pair of cinema vouchers. |
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Consultation on Proposed School Admission Arrangements for the School Year Beginning in September 2010
For admission to primary schools and transfer to secondary schools in the school year 2010/11, we are required to consult on our proposed schemes to co-ordinate admissions in addition to the admission arrangements we are proposing for Hackney community schools.
The consultation period has now closed. |
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Federation of London Fields and Woodberry Down School’s
The Interim Executive Board of London Fields School and The Governing Body of Woodberry Down School would like the two schools to federate. A consultation on a federation is being conducted which may result in the two schools being federated from 1 September 2008.
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Federation of London Fields and Woodberry Down School’s -
Online Response Form |
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Project Funding
The Learning Trust and Team Hackney invite interested organisations to actively participate in this tender exercise as specified in identified areas as attached.
Consultation on promoting disability equality
The Disability Discrimination Act 2005 requires The Learning Trust to improve what we do by:
- promoting equality of opportunity between disabled people (children, young people and adults) and other people;
- eliminating discrimination which is unlawful under the Act;
- eliminating harassment of disabled people that is related to their disabilities;
- promoting positive attitudes towards disabled people;
- encouraging participation by disabled people in public life;
- taking steps to take account of disabled people’s disabilities even where this involves treating disabled people more favourably than other people.
Please take this opportunity to let us know your views by answering the questions below.
The information you provide will help us to identify ways we might achieve fewer barriers, greater equality, fairness and respect for disabled service users, staff and members of the community.
We positively welcome your comments and suggestions
Further information can be obtained from Amani Robinson on 020 8820 7293 |
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0208 820 7000