CYPP structure has realigned with the unified needs assessment and development of the LSB Single Integrated Plan. Welsh medium representation will be considered when planning membership of any subsequent task and finish groups. The Families First open tender process enables Welsh medium providers to work in partnership with other providers to submit a bid. LA works with Mudiad Meithrin, Menter Iaith, EAS and Flying Start Advisory teachers to support Welsh medium education childcare settings. South East Wales South East Wales 1.7 Provide Each local authority consults with each other annually The South East Wales authorities will continue to information for on the school admissions processes and the content of consult each other annually on school admissions parents/carers the associated information for parents’ booklets. This and information processes. enables each local authority to provide consistent information on the linguistic nature of provision within the region. Newport, Monmouthshire and Torfaen (on a basis) have implemented a bilingual online admissions process from September 2012. Caerphilly Caerphilly Continue to proactively meet parental demand for CCBC meets demand in accordance with sections 9 medium education as well as stimulate growth and 14 of the Education Act 1996. for Welsh language. The LA has worked proactively to meet parental preferences since 1996. During this time CCBC has
CYPP structure has realigned with the unified needs assessment and development of the LSB Single Integrated Plan. Welsh medium representation will be considered when planning membership of any subsequent task and finish groups. The Families First open tender process enables Welsh medium providers to work in partnership with other providers to submit a bid. LA works with Mudiad Meithrin, Menter Iaith, EAS and Flying Start Advisory teachers to support Welsh medium education childcare settings. 1.7 Provide information for parents/carers South East Wales Each local authority consults with each other annually on the school admissions processes and the content of the associated information for parents’ booklets. This enables each local authority to provide consistent information on the linguistic nature of provision within the region. Newport, Monmouthshire and Torfaen (on a basis) have implemented a bilingual online admissions process from September 2012. South East Wales The South East Wales authorities will continue to consult each other annually on school admissions and information processes. Caerphilly CCBC meets demand in accordance with sections 9 and 14 of the Education Act 1996. The LA has worked proactively to meet parental preferences since 1996. During this time CCBC has Caerphilly Continue to proactively meet parental demand for medium education as well as stimulate growth for Welsh language.
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