Sharing Good Practice Examples of Person Centred Planning

Examples of Practice:

• Adapting a PATH for everyday use

• My PATH - A young person's experience

• Developing a Person Centred Approach for a young person’s Education Health and Care Plan Annual Review (April, 2016)

• Using a PATH as a ‘Preparing for Adulthood’ planning tool for a Post 16 student (January 2017)

• Person Centred Planning at Primary School - The Glebe Primary School (August, 2016)

• Person Centred Planning - A Parent Carer view of PATH (December, 2016)

• Person Centred Approaches – Yes, you can use them in Early Years! Northlands Wood Primary School (November, 2016)

• Using a PATH with a pre-school child to inform setting based provision(May, 2016)

• Using Person Centred Approaches - Case Studies

• 'Circle of Friends' is an approach used to increase the inclusion of a child or young person, known as the ‘focus child’. A peer network is built to support the child who may be experiencing difficulties due to their challenging behaviour, social or emotional needs. (January, 2017)

To support ‘sharing of good practice’ the following template has been produced to capture key information that the reader will need to allow them to a) gain an overview of the support / service / strategies / project that has been undertaken, b) understand the impact / difference this has made, c) identify how to find out further information. The headings and questions should be used as a guide and can be adapted for use. If you have an example of ‘good practice’ that you would like to share on the West Sussex Local Offer, please email them to [email protected].