Document summary
One group of children particularly affected by such adverse climates are those with special educational needs and disability (SEND). Norfolk County Council (NCC) are committed to ensure that all children and young people with SEND reach their potential and thrive and are working together with The University of East Anglia (UEA) to continue to improve and evaluate a programme for SEND children, which aims to equip them with a skill fundamental to a teenage and adult life: independent travel skills. The project aims to 1. Progress towards independent travel, 2. School attendance, behaviour, and attainment, 3. Non-cognitive skills, behavioural and psychological measures (e.g., confidence, self-esteem, quality of life, adult skill development, risk-aversion), 4. Broader impacts (e.g., parental burden, child-parent relationship quality, Local Authority expenditure)
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