We send out a SENDIAS annual report every year to people that have asked to be on our email list. We also use the email list to send other emails we feel may be of interest to you.
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What are you doing now? Tell the West Sussex Careers Team.
We may have called, texted or written to you recently. You may be wondering why?
Part of our job is making sure we know what school and college leavers are doing in Year 12 and 13.
Please take a few minutes to let us...More
Making Every Contact Count (MECC) is about making a difference to people’s health & wellbeing by making the most of day-to-day opportunities. Supporting people to make positive changes to their lifestyles increases the possibility of preventing ill-health, improving overall health and...More
We would like to hear your views on the Wellbeing, resilience and strength based approaches presented to you by Graeme Potter from Public Health, West Sussex County Council - more information is provided within the survey. Your views are important as they help us to continue to develop these...More
This is a quick survey to find out what a healthy relationship looks like to you.
This quiz is annonymous.
The only personal information we ask for is your year group and school so that we know what different age groups think and what schools are taking part.
Thank you in advance.
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At West Sussex County Council we want to find out whether our customers are satisfied with how easy it is to contact us, and the best way to achieve this is to ask you!
One way we are doing this is to ask you to complete a very short survey and I would be...More
This household postal survey provides information about resident satisfaction with highways and transport services, as well as insights into travel behaviour.
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Notice of application made under the Marriages (Approved Premises) Regulations 1995, Marriage Act 1949 and Civil Partnership Act 2004 for the Approval of Premises as a venue for Civil Marriage and Registration of Civil Partnerships.
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Notice of application made under the Marriages (Approved Premises) Regulations 1995, Marriage Act 1949 and Civil Partnership Act 2004 for the Approval of Premises as a venue for Civil Marriage and Registration of Civil Partnerships.
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From Monday 6 April, local authorities have been asked to provide information on the status of the early years and childcare settings in their area. This includes the number of providers currently open and the number of children attending.
Now that early years settings are...More
Notice of application made under the Marriages (Approved Premises) Regulations 1995, Marriage Act 1949 and Civil Partnership Act 2004 for the Approval of Premises as a venue for Civil Marriage and Registration of Civil Partnerships.
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Notice of application made under the Marriages (Approved Premises) Regulations 1995, Marriage Act 1949 and Civil Partnership Act 2004 for the Approval of Premises as a venue for Civil Marriage and Registration of Civil Partnerships.
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Notice of application made under the Marriages (Approved Premises) Regulations 1995, Marriage Act 1949 and Civil Partnership Act 2004 for the Approval of Premises as a venue for Civil Marriage and Registration of Civil Partnerships.
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Notice of application made under the Marriages (Approved Premises) Regulations 1995, Marriage Act 1949 and Civil Partnership Act 2004 for the Approval of Premises as a venue for Civil Marriage and Registration of Civil Partnerships
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From 1 June, early years providers are starting to broaden the number of children that are attending and some are re-opening after being temporarily closed. We are aware that some providers may still not be able to re-open, for example if the premises they usually operate from is currently not...More
From Monday 6 April, local authorities have been asked to provide information on the status of the early years and childcare settings in their area. This includes the number of providers currently open and the number of children attending.
Now that early years settings are...More
The County Council is responsible for strategically organising schools to ensure that they work in the most sustainable and effective way to support pupil outcomes. For school organisation across the County, the aim is to establish a model of robust and sustainable education for all...More
The County Council is responsible for strategically organising schools to ensure that they work in the most sustainable and effective way to support pupil outcomes. For school organisation across the County, the aim is to establish a model of robust and sustainable education for all...More
Mid Sussex District Council and West Sussex County Council are asking for feedback about the sustainable transport projects of the Burgess Hill Place and Connectivity Programme.
Mid Sussex District Council is currently working with West Sussex County Council to devlier the...More
From Monday 6 April, local authorities have been asked to provide information on the status of the early years and childcare settings in their area. This includes the number of providers currently open and the number of children attending.
Now that early years settings are...More
From Monday 6 April, local authorities have been asked to provide information on the status of the early years and childcare settings in their area. This includes the number of providers currently open and the number of children attending.
Now that early years settings are...More
From Monday 6 April, local authorities have been asked to provide information on the status of the early years and childcare settings in their area. This includes the number of providers currently open and the number of children attending.
Now that early years settings are...More
The early years and childcare sector is part of a critical national infrastructure providing care for the children of critical workers and vulnerable children in response to COVID-19.
It is crucial that the government has up-to-date information on what early years and...More
The County Council has committed to working to eliminate single-use plastic across our estate.
We have recently been told about an initiative at Telford and Wrekin Council, where a local dairy farmer has installed a milk vending machine in their main building to enable staff to reduce the...More
In these difficult and unprecedented times, it is crucial that we keep connected with how our residents are feeling about the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. It is important that we have a good understanding of how you are interpreting national guidance, how the pandemic is impacting your...More
The early years and childcare sector is part of a critical national infrastructure providing care for the children of critical workers and vulnerable children in response to COVID-19.
It is crucial that the government has up-to-date information on what early years and...More