Bromley Parent Voice holds a variety of themed coffee morning drop-in sessions & listening events for parent/carers of children with SEND. These are an opportunity for parent/carers to come together, share experiences & find out information relevant to their personal situation. We understand how difficult...
BPV is hosting its first ever fundraiser to raise awareness and funds to help us continue our work with families & carers of children with special educational needs in Bromley. If you would like to donate a gift for the raffle draw or sponsor the...
The Bromley Parent Voice Annual Report & Financial Statement of Accounts from 1st April 2022 to 31st March 2023. This is the annual report & financial accounts of Bromley Parent Voice between the reporting period of 1st April 2022 to 31st March 2023. The report gives an...
Appointment of New BPV Trustees for 2023/24 (x 4) We have recently become independent after serving over twelve years as the DfE appointed SEND parent/carer forum for Bromley, although we are no longer a part of the NNPCF our original aims of empowering and supporting parents...
SEND Resources for Teachers: The new Special Needs Jungle Handbook that's helping every teacher to be a teacher of SEND - Whole School SEND Teacher Handbook available on the SEND Gateway. SEND Resources for Everyone: SEND Resources in Bromley 2 SEND Resources in Bromley 2 - a list of...
Dear Members, Important Announcement On The Future Of BPV & How It Is Funded Until recently Bromley Parent Voice was, like many NNPCF Parent Carer Forums, funded in part by a small grant from the Department for Education. To be awarded this grant, we needed to fulfil...
The Accessing Public Services Toolkit supports children with brain conditions and their carers in accessing the health, social care and education support services they are entitled to. You can download the Toolkit by clicking toolkit jul21 low res Further parent/carers guides by Cerebra HERE 2022 edition....
Supporting you as you travel around the world In 2016, the Accessibility team at Gatwick Airport recognised that some passengers had an invisible disability and may need some support, assistance or simply a little more time. And so the Sunflower was designed to allow passengers to...
Benefits Information Universal Credit is a monthly payment to help with your living costs. You may be able to get it if you’re on a low income, out of work or unable to work. Your monthly payment is based on your circumstances, for example, your earnings or...
The impact of coronavirus and lockdown on young people Read the Ambitious About Autism's research report on the impact of the pandemic and subsequent lockdowns on autistic children and young people. Ambitious About Autism Coronavirus Report More Ambitious About Autism's Reports ...