Support for children aged 0-25 with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities

Advice & Information

All schools are required to be inclusive and most children and young people with SEN attend a mainstream school. Sometimes a special school or specialist resourced provision might be the best ...
Attendance has a direct link to attainment. If a child is not in school regularly they are not fully accessing the curriculum and learning opportunities available to them. Achieving at school ...
Most people will have the chance to gain work experience during their time at school or college. This will sometimes be for just a day or two and sometimes it ...
Unlock your potential in childcare Working in childcare can be one of the most rewarding things you do. You can help to shape young minds and provide that positive start in ...
Be your Own Boss Do you like working with children? Have you considered working from home? Why not find out how to become an Ofsted registered childminder? A childminder is someone who ...
Our vision and strategy Our vision is that all children and young people with SEND have brighter futures, fulfilled lives and are part of their local communities, so that they: experience inclusion ...
You said: You wanted Children and Young People to share the views. We did: The Participation Worker has been recruiting young people between the ages of 13- 25 to become a ...
Max Card is a national discount card enabling children with additional needs to benefit from reduced, or free entry to over 1,500 UK attractions and day's out. A free Max ...
Young carers and young people who are leaving care may need to seek support, advice and guidance on their rights and the law at specific times in their lives, such ...
Everyone has rights when it comes to their health. It is important that young people and their families are aware of these rights. On this page there is information on the ...