The Council has recently consulted on a draft strategy for pupils with SEN , and wants to work with schools, parents and other interested stakeholders to help address the challenges that we collectively face in this area. One of the key challenges we (and most other Local Authorities in...More
A survey for parents and carers by the London Borough of Sutton
If you have a child or children aged birth to 14 years (or 18 if your child has a special educational need or disability) then please complete this questionnaire by Friday 19 th January 2018.
The London Borough of Sutton seeks...More
As a local authority, we have a statutory obligation to ensure that there is sufficient childcare available in the borough for all of the parents/carers and their children.
We are asking all reigstered childcare providers to complete the Childcare Sufficiency Assessment which should take you...More
Royston Park play equipment consultation will seek to find out the community’s preferences for different types of play equipment to be installed in Royston Park.
The consultation will last for 6 weeks and once all the information is analysed this will be presented to the St Helier, The...More
Sutton Family Information Service recently sent you information about childcare or services in your area. We hope that the information was helpful to you.
Please complete this online survey to let us know how we did. The information you provide will help us to plan and deliver a quality...More
Roundshaw Park play equipment consultation will seek to find out the community’s preferences for different types of play equipment to be installed in Roundshaw Park.
The consultation will last for 6 weeks and once all the information is analysed this will be presented to the Beddington...More
Sutton Council would like to hear your opinion to better understand views towards domestic abuse and local services in the community. We want to find out how we can improve services and make sure that it is easy for residents to access the support they might need, at the right time.
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The Government has announced that a National Funding Formula (NFF) for Schools will be introduced from April 2018. Whilst the Local Authority’s total Schools Block allocation will be calculated using the NFF, for the first 2 years the Local Authority will continue to distribute funding to...More
The main purpose of the Sutton Information, Advice and Support Service is to support you and ensure that you are actively involved in all decisions about your child’s education.
As you used the service during the Summer 2017 term we are asking you to complete the feedback survey. Your...More
In order to understand the flood risk and to consider upgrading or installing new flood protection, we need to know where flooding has taken place previously.
We would like to know if your homes, streets, or local areas have been affected by flooding in the past. Even if you have never...More
Business Rates (also known as National Non Domestic Rates), are a tax on business concerns and organisations that use a building, warehouse, shop, office or other such premise for business purposes.
The tax rate is set nationally by central government based on the rateable value of the...More
Would you like to visit the library for preschool songs and rhymes? Please take a few minutes to fill out this survey.
Sutton Central Library is currently reviewing times and ticketing for the free singing and rhyme sessions for preschool children.
Childcare professionals, as well as...More
Foster carers provide a home for children and young people who are in the care of Sutton Council. A child or young person may need a Foster Carer when their birth parents aren’t able to look after them or because there’s been a family crisis.
According to The Fostering Network, the...More
The main purpose of the Sutton Information, Advice and Support Service is to support you and ensure that you are actively involved in all decisions about your child’s education.
As you used the service during the Spring 2017 term we are asking you to complete the feedback survey. Your...More
To build our current understanding of early help in Sutton, we'd like to invite you to participate in a survey of providers of these services across the Borough. The outcome of the survey will be a comprehensive map of the range and distribution of early help services and support that will be...More
To bolster our current understanding and help us to further evaluate the impact of community safety partnership work in Sutton, we'd like to invite you to participate in a short online survey to help us to further draw out ideas, develop the narrative and plan a full range of responses to crime...More
We have secured the first phase of funding from Transport for London (TfL), to make improvements in the Beddington area. Our work will focus particularly on and near Hilliers Lane and Beddington Lane, but also includes the Beddington industrial area and residential areas such as...More
We have secured the first phase of funding from Transport for London (TfL), to make improvements in the Beddington area. Our work will focus particularly on and near Hilliers Lane and Beddington Lane, but also includes the Beddington industrial area and residential areas such...More
The Health and Wellbeing Board must produce, consult and publish a Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment every three years. The document intends to deliver a comprehensive assessment of the current and future pharmaceutical needs of the local population.
As part of the assessment we are asking...More
Sutton Council in partnership with the Mayor of London is undertaking a study for a new workspace and innovation centre at 30-32 Beddington Lane. This initiative forms part of the wider Beddington Programme led by Sutton Council.
The site is presently used as a builders’ merchant’s...More
The Local Plan is a key planning document that sets out the spatial vision for the development of the borough up to 2031.
It focuses on the key issues facing Sutton, identifies development needs and the strategy and opportunities for addressing them. It provides detailed policies against which...More
The main purpose of the Sutton Information, Advice and Support Service is to support you and ensure that you are actively involved in all decisions about your child’s education.
As you used the service during the Autumn 2016 term we are asking you to complete the feedback survey. Your...More
If you have a child or children aged birth to 14 years (or up to the age of 18 years if your child has a disability) then please complete this questionnaire
The London Borough of Sutton is researching the availability of childcare for families and would value your views to ensure that all...More
The Government promised to provide additional funding to early years providers to help recognise the costs of delivering the existing entitlement as well as to encourage providers to offer the new 30 hours entitlement.
Proposals for a new National Early Years Funding Formula were consulted...More
Throughout July our awesome waste advisors Craig Brice (pictured below) and Dan Knight walked the streets of Sutton, knocking on resident’s doors to ask them to take the recycling trigger test. The trigger test was a bespoke application where residents were shown pictures of 35 household items...More
The London Borough of Sutton has secured Local Implementation Plan (LIP) funding from Transport for London (TfL), to carry out improvements to the Angel Hill Junction (junction with All Saints Road and Sutton Common Road).
Residents had told the Council about the lack of pedestrian facilities...More
Sutton Family Information Service recently sent you information about childcare or services in your area. We hope that the information was helpful to you.
Please complete this online survey to let us know how we did. The information you provide will help us to plan and deliver a quality...More
In 2014, the Local Authority proposed a series of changes to top-up rates for pupils with a variety of Special Educational Needs. At the time those proposals focused simply on the rate itself. There was no rationale given for how those rates had been ‘calculated’.
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