Voice of Young People with SEND in Barnet - Youth Participation Group Empowering Change

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The Youth Participation Group in Barnet for Children and Young People with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities is actively involved in improving provisions and services for their community. They aim to provide a fresh perspective, support change, encourage others to participate, and help improve independence skills. Their initiatives include discussing important issues, planning fun activities, completing projects, and supporting each other in various aspects of life.


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  1. Voice of Young People with SEND in Barnet Barnet Development Team Youth The youth participation group in Barnet for Children and Young People with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities have created a name and developed a logo The group meet regularly (publicised on Local Offer page) and in preparation for today s conference have produced some slides of information they wanted to share. A fresh perspective supporting and encouraging change The following 6 slides represent their views If you would like more information about the group contact jenny.gridley@barnet.gov.uk

  2. B D T Y arnet evelopment Designed by the Young People of the BDT Youth eam outh

  3. BDTY - Group Purpose Discussing and improving provisions / issues for children and young people Having the opportunity to voice opinions on issues that are important to us and being part of a democracy Improving provision for special educational needs for children & young people across Barnet Putting support in place for children and young people that attend, so they can move forward

  4. In the future we want to Offer a fresh perspective supporting and encouraging change-this is now our tag line Do something that traditional services do not do or can not do Plan fun activities for the group to take part in Complete projects where we can improve our skills and add to our CV s Encouraging other children and young people to attend the BDT youth group

  5. We want to achieve Helping other children and young people with special needs Making a positive contribution to the community.

  6. BDTY - views My SENCo said she would arrange for me to go to an assertiveness class but then didn t tell me when it was on and I missed it Support at school is good when I am really learning, when he explains what to do and when I know what to do SENCos and SEN staff help me by organising and attending activities such as trips with me Great leisure places to go in Barnet are Futureversity Activities, Allianz Park, Power League, Canada Villa, Arts Depot, Alexandra Palace I don t need support all the time, just when I feel things are unpredictable and I feel overwhelmed I want to learn more independence skills to visit family and friends Shouting is hard for me as loud noises upset me I like catch up lessons I need preparation for next steps- what happens in the 6th Form I don t care about funding I just need help I want my writing and spelling to get better I want to learn to drive

  7. Things that young people would like parents to know Parents should not say that you can t do things I wanted to come to the group to get my point across and to help others that cannot get their point across Make sure the school knows as much as they can about you Parents should learn to let go and then you can see what young people can do for themselves or with the help of others Parents need to be strong, sometimes parents are not prepared and they need to find out lots of stuff

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