Supporting documents
Supporting documents for Policies, procedures and guidance. These files may not be suitable for users of assistive technology.
| File name | File type |
| Rotherham SEND Sufficiency Strategy 2026 to 2029 This SEND Sufficiency Strategy looks at local educational needs. Its aims are that all pupils in Rotherham with SEND can get appropriate education. The strategy document includes – Progress made since 2022 – Details about educational needs and provision in Rotherham – Predictions about the needs in the future – Plans for meeting those needs Length: 20 pages (PDF) | |
| Rotherham SEND Strategy: My Life, My Rights 2024 to 2029 The Rotherham SEND Strategy looks at care and support for children and young people with SEND in Rotherham. The strategy includes: – Working together – Voice of children, young people, and families – Outcomes framework It focuses on plans to work with families to improve services and sets out how changes will be measured. Length: 21 pages (PDF) | |
| Rotherham Joint Commissioning Strategy The Rotherham Joint Commissioning Strategy looks at how services plan to work together to improve care and support for children and young people with SEND in Rotherham. The strategy includes – Commissioning responsibilities, approaches and principles – Planned outcomes – Local needs and what families tell us – Key achievements – Joint commissioning priorities for Rotherham 2020 to 2023 Length: 21 pages (PDF) This strategy is currently under review. | |
| Schools Accessibility Strategy 2023 to 2026 The Schools Accessibility Strategy (2023 to 2026) looks at how services support children and young people in schools in Rotherham. The strategy includes action plans and discussions of the following – Supporting pupils at school with medical conditions – Support from Early Years and Childcare – Access to curriculum and the school environment – Educational Psychology Service – Early Help – Admissions – Transport Length: 34 pages (PDF) | |
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| Rotherham Learning Disability Strategy 2024 to 2027 The strategy explains how Rotherham wants to support people with a learning disability. The strategy includes plans to – make information and advice easier to understand – help people feel included and listened to – help young people with care and support needs to prepare for adulthood – make it easier to get services suited to each person’s needs – offer more opportunities for independence, life skills, education and employment Length: 10 pages (PDF) This strategy is also available in a downloadable Easy Read format on the RMBC website: Learning Disability Strategy – Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council | |
| School Attendance Matters Pathway and Strategic Plan 2024 to 2027 School Attendance Matters Pathway and Strategic Plan looks at the challenge of improving school attendance through a partnership approach and a shared vision for Rotherham. The plan includes: – Introduction and approach – Legislation and guidance – Responsibilities – Vision and key principles – Supporting good attendance – How will we measure success Length: 30 pages (PDF) | |
| Health and Wellbeing Strategy 2025 The Rotherham Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy looks at how the Health and Wellbeing Board and local communities can work together to explore new ways of improving health and wellbeing in Rotherham. The strategy includes: – What is meant by ‘health and wellbeing’ – Strategic aims – Joint Strategic Needs Assessment – what the data tells us – Strategic priorities: the areas the Health and Wellbeing Board will focus on to achieve the aims – Managing and monitoring the strategy Length: 39 pages (PDF) | |
| RDaSH Clinical Strategy 2023 to 2028 This strategy looks at the Trust’s ambitions over the next five years, seeking to improve health and care for local people. The strategy includes: – Our Values – Our 28 Promises – Working with others to develop our strategy – How we will deliver the strategy – Objectives – Measuring success: who, how and when Length: 30 pages (PDF) | |
| Rotherham Adult Social Care Strategy 2024 to 2027 This strategy focuses on ensuring people are safe, healthy and can live well, within their local communities. The strategy includes: – Our strategy – Our vision and values – Adult social care pathway – Our purpose – Our priorities – Voice of the resident – Useful contacts Length: 10 pages (PDF) | |
| Rotherham’s All Age Autism Strategy 2024 to 2027 The Rotherham’s All Age Autism Strategy 2024 to 2027 looks at ensuring that autistic people living and working in Rotherham have the same opportunities as anyone else and can live rewarding and fulfilling lives. The strategy includes: – Progress and Challenges since 2020 – Refreshing and Updating our Strategy – Our Vision and Values – Our Priorities 2024 to 2027 Length: 23 pages (PDF) | |
| Rotherham’s All Age Carers Strategy 2026 to 2031 Rotherham’s All Age Carers Strategy 2026 to 2031 has been developed to ensure carers either living in Rotherham, or supporting someone that lives in Rotherham are recognised, supported, and empowered. The views and experiences of carers of all ages and from all walks of life, adult social care staff, commissioned service providers, VCSE (Voluntary, Community, and Social Enterprise) sector organisations, health professionals, and community groups and networks have contributed to its development. The strategy includes: – Key legislation and facts about carers – Achievements – What carers told us – Our commitments and how we will make it happen – Connecting strategies Length: 14 pages (PDF) |
