School Uniform - Have Your Say
Joanne Southall • June 24, 2025
🎒 Join the Conversation on School Uniforms! 🎒
Cheshire West & Chester are bringing together parents, carers, young people, schools, and organisations across Cheshire West to shape the future of school uniform policies, making them fair, affordable, and supportive for all families.
📅 Upcoming Sessions – Choose the one that suits you:
💻 Online: Thursday 3rd July, 12:30–1:30pm (link below)
🏢 Winsford (Wyvern House): Monday 7th July, 9:30–10:30am
🏢 Chester (HQ): Thursday 10th July, 2:30–3:30pm
Before joining, please take 5 minutes to complete our School Uniform Survey and share your views — even if you can’t attend a session!
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This month’s PCF newsletter is packed with updates, opportunities and support for SEND families across Cheshire West & Chester.
The Department for Education is consulting on Education Otherwise Than at School (EOTAS) — and parent carers’ voices are crucial.
PCF (AGM) meeting with an update from the CWaC SEND Transport team on SEND Home to School Travel Assistance.
The SEND Commitment - SEND system works together. It’s a set of shared promises, created with families, professionals, and young people. Commitment across CWaC,
PCF Monthly Round-Up - This month, the Vice-Chair presented our 2026 Survey findings, 702 responses strong, to the SEND Partnership Board, chaired by Edwina Grant.
MyMind CYPMHS children and young people’s mental health services in Cheshire West and Chester.
MHST (Mental Health Support Team) schools, anxiety support, ADHD
The SEND Partnership Board independently chaired by Edwina Grant with senior stakeholders from across the system. PCF Vice Chair presented findings from PCF Survey.
Knowing Me Neurodiversity Profiling Tool. PCF CWaC’s Ongoing Role in a Tool Built With Families.
Introduction from Sal Thirlway, Director of Education and Inclusion, Cheshire West and Chester Council .
Parent Carer Forum for Cheshire West & Chester new blog post - Parent Voices - Luke Squires, a dad to three neurodiverse children, living with ADHD himself.