Nursery
Learn more about the support available for early years children under 5 with SEND, as well as the positive impact of early intervention.
Information & advice
SEND in Education
SEND in education refers to the additional support provided to children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities, helping them thrive, learn and develop.
SEND Support in Education
There are many support services and funding for children and young people with SEND, from early years through to adulthood. If you think your child may have special educational needs, contact the SEN co-ordinator, or ‘SENCO’ in your child’s school or nursery.
Schools
Find out about the support available for children with SEND in primary and secondary schools, and how needs are assessed and met.
16+ Support
Discover the different avenues and ways to support young people when leaving school and transitioning to adulthood.
Support Frameworks
Educational settings, such as schools, are required to follow specific frameworks and plans to provide the support needed to meet your child’s individual needs and ensure they have an equal opportunity to thrive.
Education, Health and Care Plans
Explore what an Education, Health and Care Plan is, who can benefit from an EHCP and how to apply for one.
SEND Code of Practice
Discover what the SEND Code of Practice means and how this supports children with SEND in schools and services.
SEND Local Offer
A Local Offer is your one-stop-shop for information about the services available for young people with SEND where you live.
School Anxiety
School can be a challenging experience for children with SEND. If your child is struggling or feeling anxious, you can find more information and support here.