SEND Mainstream Funding Cluster Model - Parent and carer consent information
The information below is an outline of the parent and carer consent information for the SEND Mainstream Funding Cluster model.
This information is to be read by parents and carers who are signing consent as part of a school request into the SEND Mainstream Funding Cluster Model.
Schools can make requests for individual children into the SEND Mainstream Funding Cluster Model for:
- Solution focused discussion - An opportunity to discuss ideas and solutions with peers and professionals
- Request for Individual Cluster funding - Short term funding to provide support for an individual child for either one academic year or to the end of a key stage
- Request for Group Cluster funding - Short term funding to provide support for an identified group of children for either one academic year or to the end of a key stage
In order for the school to make this request, the school will need to share information about your child with local authority professionals and representatives from other schools within your school’s cluster.
To agree to consent for this request, please complete the parent and carer consent section of the "SEND Mainstream Funding Cluster Model - School Age Profile of Need" document that the school will be completing as part of the referral process.
Privacy notice
Southampton City Council is collecting this information in order to perform this service or function, and if further information is needed in order to do so, you may be contacted using the details provided. In performing this service, the council may be required to share your information with other organisations or departments, but it will only do so when it is necessary in order for the service to be provided.
The council may also share personal information for the purposes of the prevention, investigation, detection, or prosecution of criminal offences, but will not share personal information, or use it for this, or any other purpose, unless provided for by law. The information provided will be held on file and may also be stored electronically and will be used for the purpose of its involvement in giving support and advice in relation to the child or young person as specified above.
More detailed information about the council’s handling of your personal data can be found in its privacy policy, available online or on request.
