SEND

SEND Support and Signposting for families

On this page you will find links to various websites and services that may be helpful if your child has additional needs. If you are worried about your child's health or progress please contact the office to make an appointment to see the class teacher or Mrs Sexton, the SENCo. Please note, we have a separate section of the website dedicated to mental health in the news and events section.

Place2Be: Parenting Smart Practical tips to support children’s wellbeing and behaviour

Family Information and Services Links to various resources for families

National Autistic Society This website provides information about how to support children with autism and also las links to further support such as the helpline.

Action for M.E. Information and support for children with M.E.

British Dyslexia Association Information about dyslexia and dyscalculia.

Contact a Family This organisation provides contacts and support for parents of children with a range of disabilities, incluing resources and parent-parent support

Downs Syndrome Association Support for parents of children with Downs Syndrome

Dyslexia Research Trust Advice for parents of children with dyslexia

Dyspraxia Foundations Support and advice for parents of children with dyspraxia.

ERIC (The children's bowel and bladder charity) This site includes advice on potty training.

Family Lives Support and advice on a range of aspects of parenting including behaviour and mental health

Primary Behaviour Service This site offers advice on a range of topics including anxiety, ASD, depression, OCD, sleep and positive parenting.

SHIPS - Support Head Injured Pupils in Schools

National Deaf Children's Society

SOS SEN Link to a telephone support line for parents of children with SEND

Speech Link Parent Portal Tips for supporting speech and language at home

Talking Point Advice on how to support you child's speech and language development.

Young Minds Advice about mental health for young people and parents

Anxiety in children NHS Advice on recognising and supporting anxiety in children.