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Education

From nursery to university — your rights, the systems, and how to make education work for SEND learners.

14 topics

Parents & carers

Parents & carers

Nursery

Choosing a nursery, early years SEND support and key questions to ask.

6 min read
Parents & carers

EHCP timeline: the 20-week assessment, step by step

A plain-English walk through the 20-week EHC needs assessment timeline — what happens at each stage, what to expect from your local authority, and what you can do at every step.

12 min read
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Primary school

Settling in, classroom adjustments and working in partnership with staff.

6 min read
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Secondary school

Navigating transitions, timetables, friendships and bigger expectations.

6 min read
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College

Post-16 options, study programmes and disability support in further education.

7 min read
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University

Disabled Students Allowance, accommodation and academic adjustments.

6 min read
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EHCPs

Education, Health and Care Plans — what they are, who needs one, and how to apply.

6 min read
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SEND support

The graduated approach, SEN support and what schools should provide before an EHCP.

6 min read
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School transitions

Making moves between settings or year groups smoother.

7 min read
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Exclusions

Your rights around exclusions and how to challenge them.

6 min read
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Reasonable adjustments

What the Equality Act requires schools and colleges to do.

6 min read
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Parent rights

Knowing your statutory rights — and how to advocate effectively.

6 min read
Parents & carers

EBSA: Emotionally Based School Avoidance

A UK guide for parents when a child cannot face school — what EBSA is, why it happens, and how to work with school, GP and the local authority.

6 min read
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Meetings & Professionals

How to prepare for SEND, EHCP, CAMHS and school meetings, who you might meet, and how to be heard as a parent or carer.

5 min read