SEND Services in East Riding of Yorkshire
SEND support in East Riding of Yorkshire is delivered across a largely rural authority that faces significant funding challenges compared to other parts of England. East Riding receives £18 million less per year than the average local authority for SEND provision, which means families may notice differences in the range or speed of support available locally. However, the council has recently launched its SEND and Inclusion Strategy 2026-2031, demonstrating a commitment to improving outcomes and inclusion for children and young people with SEND despite these resource constraints. If you're new to navigating SEND in East Riding, the East Riding SENDIASS team (01482 396469 or [email protected]) can provide free, impartial information and advice to help you understand your child's rights and the support available to them.
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Schools & SEND Provision
157
Schools
9
Specialist
20
SEN Units & Resource Bases
45,951
Total Pupils
5,817 pupils
2,538 pupils
Services & Contacts
Local Offer
Every Local Authority must publish a "Local Offer" - a directory of all SEND services and provision in their area.
View East Riding of Yorkshire's Local OfferIASS
Free, impartial advice about SEND - EHCPs, school issues, exclusions, navigating the system.
East Riding SENDIASS
SEND Team
SEND Team
Portage
Portage Service
Educational Psychology
Educational Psychology Service
Occupational Therapy
Integrated Paediatric Therapy Service
Speech and Language Therapy
Children's Speech and Language Therapy
Other Services
Dingley's Promise
Area SENCO
Sensory and Physical Teaching Service
Autism Pathway
CAMHS
Wheelchair Service
Sleep Service
Continence Service
Home to School Transport
Mediation
Preparing for Adulthood
New EHCPs by Primary Need
Schools
Cambian Beverley School
SpecialKings Mill School
SpecialRiverside Special School
SpecialGoodSt Anne's School and Sixth Form College
SpecialGoodAllerthorpe School
SpecialCompass Community School Seacole Park
SpecialFalcons Learning
SpecialSycamore House School
SpecialThe Becklands School
SpecialBarmby Moor Church of England Primary School
PrimaryBridlington School
SecondaryGoodGarton-on-the-Wolds Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School
PrimaryGoodHolderness Academy
SecondaryNot judgedBrough Primary School
PrimaryCherry Burton Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School
PrimaryCroxby Primary School
PrimaryGoodDriffield Church of England Voluntary Controlled Infant School
PrimaryHeadlands School
SecondaryGoodNot Applicable
Hornsea Community Primary School
PrimaryGoodHornsea School and Language College
SecondaryHowden School
SecondaryNot judgedInmans Primary School
PrimaryKeyingham Primary School
PrimaryGoodParkside Primary School
PrimaryNot judgedThe Market Weighton School
SecondaryGoodWillerby Carr Lane Primary School
PrimaryUnderstanding school SEND provision
Schools in England provide SEND support at different levels. Here's what each type means:
Specialist School
A school that exclusively educates children with SEND. Smaller classes (typically 6-12 pupils), staff trained in specific needs, and environments designed for children who need more support than mainstream can provide. Places are usually named in an EHCP.
SEN Unit
A dedicated unit within a mainstream school, staffed by specialists. Children are on the roll of the unit but may join mainstream classes for some lessons. Offers a middle ground - specialist support with mainstream social opportunities. Usually requires an EHCP.
Resource Base
Extra resourced provision attached to a mainstream school. Children are on the mainstream roll but can access additional support, equipment, and specialist staff. Some resource bases focus on specific needs like autism or speech and language.
SEN Support (Mainstream)
Every mainstream school has a legal duty to identify and support children with SEND. This includes having a SENCO (Special Educational Needs Coordinator), providing reasonable adjustments, and putting in place SEN Support plans. You don't need an EHCP for SEN Support.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions from families about SEND support in East Riding of Yorkshire.
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Social Care
Children's Social Care