Partnership for inclusion of neurodiversity in schools (PINS) programme

At Surrey County Council, we are dedicated to continuously improving how we serve our residents, families, and communities. To ensure we are meeting your needs in relation to the PINS programme, a series of surveys is being developed to provide us with baseline data, feedback following training (both initial and longer term), and follow-up support. These surveys will help us gain valuable insights into your experiences, enabling us to understand what’s working well, identify areas for growth, and track the longer-term impact of our efforts. Your feedback plays a vital role in shaping the way we approach training and service delivery across the county. By sharing your thoughts and suggestions, you’ll directly inform our decisions, helping us refine and enhance how we support the people of Surrey. Together, we can build stronger systems and create lasting improvements that better reflect the needs of those we serve.