Food banks need your help, now more than ever. Next time you do your grocery or food shop, please remember your local food banks. How to donate You can use the food bank ...

If you have special educational needs or a disability, there is a range of support and equipment available to help you: learn to drive drive independently ...

Dorset have a register for children, young people and adults. The register is about checking that your care, treatment (and education if applicable) is right. The following resources may be helpful: Dorset ...

Every child aged 3 and 4 is eligible to access early education funding. All children are eligible to the entitlement from the beginning of the funding period following their third ...

When your child reaches the age of two years they may be eligible for 570 hours of funded childcare per year. This will offer them loads of opportunities to make ...

All 3 and 4 year old children are currently entitled to up to 15 hours of funded childcare (570 hours per year), but in instances where both parents are working ...

Early help navigators support children, young people and families by providing the right support at the right time. All families face challenges at some stage and early help is about ...

With many people staying at home during the lockdown, keeping your mind engaged, staying fit or keeping your little ones entertained can be very demanding. ...

If your child goes to a day nursery, pre-school or childminder, you will have been told about the Early Years Foundation Stage statutory framework (EYFS). The EYFS outlines the standards for ...

The Graduated Response is an approach that pre-schools and schools take to support children and young people with SEND. Every child is different. This approach means that each child's needs are ...