Year 11 to Post-16 transition timelines
Families and children and young people
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Year 10
Universal
- Look at websites for potential settings.
- Explore the Help You Choose website which contains all post-16 courses in Norfolk as well as information on voluntary organisations, apprenticeship and traineeship vacancies and training for work opportunities.
- Signpost families to the FYI transition resources.
Targeted
- Review SEN Information Reports and the SEND section of the Help You Choose website.
- Have a look at Preparing for adult life section of the local offer.
Enhanced
- Discuss potential Post 16 settings with SENDCo and EHCP Co at Y10 annual review.
- Arrange a meeting or visit potential setting to discuss support and gather information relating to Post 16 provision.
Year 11 Autumn term
Universal
- Attend Open Evening / Open Day events.
- Create an account on Help You Choose.
- Make applications to Post 16 setting via Help you Choose or provider websites.
Targeted
- Visit potential settings.
- Ask for a meeting with potential setting to gather an overview of support available.
- Upload INDES and other SEND documents to Help You Choose application form for 1st choice post 16 setting.
Enhanced
- Arrange visit with Post 16 setting.
- Complete the Aspiration Tree Document (part of annual review template) as part of the annual review.
Year 11 Spring term
Universal
- Post-16 settings start their interview process. Make sure the post-16 setting is informed of any additional needs at this stage.
Year 11 Summer term
Universal
- If the results are not as expected, contact post-16 setting who will offer support and can switch courses as appropriate.
Targeted
- Ensure that all key information and routine arrangements are known, such as the location of different areas of the campus, name of key worker, names of teachers/lecturers/tutors.
Year arrived in new setting Autumn term
Universal
- Attend all induction offers.
- Start looking at future steps and explore websites such as UCAS, or apprenticeship websites.