Carers Leeds would like to hear from you about your experiences of being an unpaid carer.
Let us know if you have any feedback for the White Rose shopping centre.
Energise by Endorphins have two new locations!
Leeds City Council has approved plans that will effectively remove home to school transport for all learners aged 16 – 19 with Special Educational Needs or Disabilities across the city from September 2025. Have your say!
This briefing is based on Carers Leeds annual carers survey and shines a light on parent carers of children under 18 in Leeds: their experiences, what they are most concerned about, and what matters to them. The top concerns for parent carers in our city, who responded to our survey,
We had 20 families at the post 16 transport meeting today! Great turn out, lots of stories about how these changes will impact our families, children and young people, and lots of ideas about “what next?” Watch out for updates early next week! We can do this!
The phone number for SENSAP has changed to 0113 376 0062. Phone lines are open: Monday: 8.30 – 17.00 Tuesday: 8.30 – 17.00 Wednesday: 11.00 – 17.00 Thursday: 8.30 – 17.00 Friday: 8.30 – 16.30
Have your say on the proposal to expand Broomfield South SILC by 100 places, as part of a school rebuild and the establishment of a permanent satellite site for post-16 provision.
On Wednesday, the PCF steering group met with Gary Saul (Head of Learning and Inclusion) and Beverley Williams. (New SENSAP Lead)
The following communication from Dan Barton, Deputy Director (Learning) at Leeds City Council is regarding the next stage in the improvement of our SEND services.