Councillor · Islington
Councillor Sheila Chapman
Labour Party
Junction ward
Islington
- Executive Member for Children, Young People & Families
- Stories naming Sheila
- 13
- Meetings we covered
- 10
- Latest story
- 23 Oct 2026
In brief
Councillor Sheila Chapman presented a new autism strategy for Islington schools, highlighting the proportion of pupils with autism. The councillor also discussed persistent absence among vulnerable pupils and acknowledged observations regarding the transfer of SEND information between schools. Additionally, Councillor Chapman stated that the council supports the direction of SEND reforms while acknowledging the resourcing required.
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Stories naming Councillor Sheila Chapman
- Islington Executive reviews play spaces and services report Key recommendations from the committee included encouraging doorstep play, utilizing existing infrastructure for play, and ensuring inclusive play opportunities for children with special educational needs and disabilities. The report mentions the utilization of "existing infrastructure on our estates and on our...
- Islington Council Confirms Executive and Committee Appointments for Municipal Year Councillor Una O'Halloran: Leader of the Council, with responsibilities including Overall Leadership, Resilience and Civil emergencies business continuity, Communications, Strategic partnerships...
- Islington Reviews Community Infrastructure Levy Policy The decision was made at a meeting where Councillor Una O'Halloran was in the Chair, and attendees included Councillor Santiago Bell-Bradford, Councillor Rowena Champion, Councillor Sheila Chapman,...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Sheila was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Islington Council approves social value statement
- Council to consult on e-bike battery fire safety rules
- Islington Schools Achieve Strong Academic Results Across Key Stages
- Paradise Park nursery closure sparks concern
- Islington Council Adopts New Corporate Plan for 2026-2030 Focused on Equality and Core Services