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Directory resultsEarly Years Special Educational Needs (SEN) Inclusion Funding
Is your child eligible for additional funding to support them in their Early Years setting? Local authorities are required to have SENIFs for children with special educational needs (SEN) who…
Early Years: Support for Children with Social Communication Difficulties or Suspected Autism
WHAT SUPPORT IS AVAILABLE AND HOW TO GET THIS SUPPORT? This document gives information about a range of services, groups, workshops and on-line resources that are available for parents/ carers of children aged under 5 years of age, where there are concerns about social communication…
Education & Schools
Children can start school in the September before their fifth birthday and attend up until they are aged 11. In the September before their 12th birthday they transfer to secondary school and can attend up until they are aged 18. Some special schools offer places…
Education, Health and Care Plans
What is an Education, Health and Care Plan? The Children and Families Act puts children and young people at the centre of the assessment and planning process so that outcomes are co-produced with parents/carers and/or with young people themselves; 16 to 25 year olds should be especially involved with this. Education,…
Educational Psychology - Families and Young People
The Educational Psychology Service (EPS) offers a range of approaches to help improve outcomes for children and young people (CYP) experiencing difficulties in their learning and their social & emotional development. Educational psychologists (EPs) use their knowledge of psychology and child development help to…
Educational Psychology - Family Hub
Family Hubs are a ‘one-stop-shop’ for children and young people aged 0-19 (0-25 with additional needs) and their families and are a new way of bringing together all the support you may need as a family from pregnancy through to young people turning 19 (or…
Educational Psychology - Resources
Please see below for resources and information designed to support families and young people understand and find support for special educational needs.
Family and Adolescent Support Service (FaASS)
The Family and Adolescent Support Service (FaASS) is for children, young people and their families who need extra help with emotional, educational or social needs. FaASS supports children who may need additional help on top of universal early help programmes. For further information please see…
Friendship, relationships and being part of the community
Activities in Greenwich There are a range of activities availble in the community that young people can get involved in. This is one way to meet other people that have similar interests. Try searching the Local Offer for information on activities that interest you. Relationships…
Get Involved / Have Your Say
Are you a parent/carer who would like to be more involved with shaping services for children with a special educational need and/or disability in Greenwich? Are you a young person with a special educational need and/or disability and want to have your say about services…