Our Work in the Community
SEND: Special Educational Needs & Disability
The Pride in Fleetwood consultation in 2025 identified ...
... improving support for people with SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) was widely called for.
Respondents felt that the lack of activities and support increased isolation and harmed wellbeing.
Many also believed that improving the local provision and facilities would encourage visitors to
Fleetwood and boost the local economy.
Suggestions included:
- SEND School
- SEND Services - holiday clubs/extra curricular activities with visitors/tourists able to pay for access
- Accessible play facilities (indoor and outdoor)
- Improved socialisation spaces/support groups for families, and in particularly from isolated, low-income and home-schooling families (indoor and outdoor)
June 2026 update ...
Do you live in Fleetwood and care for a child or young person with special educational needs and disability?
Play Inclusion Project are working with Pride in Fleetwood to gather families' views on SEND as part of the Government’s £20 million Pride in Place investment in Fleetwood.
SEND has been identified as a key priority area, and this additional consultation will help ensure that the voices of children, young people, parents and carers directly influence how funding is shaped and allocated over the next five years.
Please complete the survey below to have your say and share your insight on current needs, gaps in provision, and opportunities to strengthen SEND support across the Fleetwood community.
> Fleetwood SEND survey - CLOSED
July 2026 update ...
The results of the Fleetwood SEND survey have been collated and will be presented for discussion at the Pride in Fleetwood Board Meeting on 16th July 2026.
