Support from other services
Children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) may receive support from a range of services. The support available will depend on their individual needs.
You can find information about the services that may support your child below.
Specialist Teaching Service
The Specialist Teaching Service supports children and young people with SEND in schools and education settings. This may include advice, assessments and support to help children access learning and achieve their potential.
Support from the Specialist Teaching Service
Social care support
Social care services can help children and young people with additional needs and their families. Support may include assessments, advice, short breaks and family support services.
Health services
Health services support children and young people with a wide range of physical, developmental and medical needs. This may include therapy services, specialist health teams and community services.
Educational Psychology Service
Educational psychologists work with children, families and education settings to understand barriers to learning and identify ways to support children's development and wellbeing.
Support from the Educational Psychology Service
Early years support
Early years services provide support for babies, young children and their families. They can help identify needs early and ensure the right support is available before a child starts school.