At the heart of our approach is effective co-production. A Stockport group made up of parents, carers, young people and professionals has developed a working definition of co-production. Jointly, we ...

Visit our document page to find documents relating to the SEND strategy 2024 to 2027, including the SEND Investment Position Statement 2024.

This innovative exhibition invites the community to explore the question, “What has Stockport ‘gifted’ us?” expanding its reach and impact to a wider audience, following the successful debut of the ...

Stockport puts people at the heart of what we do, and is committed to empowering people to shape and influence their local communities and council services. Our working in partnership charter builds ...

Stockport Art Guild members and the Guild committee would like to welcome you to their 103rd art exhibition. The exhibition covers a wide range of styles and disciplines from our highly talented ...

These pages outline our approach to joint commissioning and integrated working as a means to deliver the shared priorities in our SEND Strategy. Joint commissioning and integrated working is the way ...

We'll together develop a skilled and adaptable workforce. We'll do this by enhancing the skills, knowledge, and capabilities of workers through: training education reflective supervision career ...

We're focusing on the requirements of our 3 highest levels of need. These are: autism and neurodiversity social, emotional and mental health speech, language and communication We've identified these ...

clear and timely communication strength-based services services (meaning that we'll focus on the strengths of the people we work with to promote their wellbeing) We believe that this will allow us to ...

We'll assess, measure and evaluate the quality of services to achieve positive outcomes and continuous improvement. This will make sure that education, health and care services remain sustainable. a ...

there are currently 81,003 children and young people aged 0 to 25 years living in Stockport. In Stockport, 8,993 children and young people (0 to 25 year olds) have special educational needs and/or a ...