Inspectors from Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission said Leeds Council and local health services are successfully working together to help children and young people with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND) achieve personal development goals.
They pointed out examples of good practice, particularly in providing funding for children with SEND. They praised services' approach of providing SEND funding whether or not a child had received a formal EHC plan or statement of special educational needs.
Inspectors also highlighted a practice of allocating funding and making decisions through groups of schools - so-called area inclusion partnerships.
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