Yor-ok is a great website offering advice and support for parents. There is information on parenting groups, children’s centres and events. Information on the Family information service details are also on there! Have a look: http://www.yor-ok.org.uk/
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World Autism Awareness Week
World Autism Awareness Week (WAAW) is all about doing something to stand out for autism! From 27th March to 2nd April is the World Autism Awareness Week! During this week the aim is to raise awareness and money for those with autism to…
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WEA Courses
The Workers’ Education association are running two courses in the Summer term of 2015. There is a Helping in Schools course starting on24th April till 10th July at Burton Green Primary School and a Helping with Special Educational Needs at Clifton…
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The Communication Trust
“For millions of years, mankind lived just like the animals. Then something happened which unleashed the power of our imagination. We learned to talk and we learned to listen. Speech has allowed the communication of ideas, enabling human beings to…
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SEND guide for parents and carers
This guide, produced by the Department for Education, “explains how the system that supports children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) works. It covers: the law and guidance on which the system is based places to go…
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Bright Sparks 6
Bright sparks 6 Hot off the Press! The latest Bright Sparks newsletter. Parents and carers please continue to contribute!
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Have you heard of the MAX card?
My Family Information Service + disabled register is for parents and carers of children (0-25yrs) with additional needs or disabilities. By joining the scheme parents and carers will receive regular newsletters and information relating to disability and additional needs in…
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Animations made by young people-Limetrees
Several groups of young people attending Lime trees have made animations on a range of subjects from Asperger’s syndrome to making friends. It is a fascinating insight into the minds of young people and what they see as priorities. Food for thought!
You can find more on their website:
http://www.yor-ok.org.uk/families/CAMHS/animations-made-by-young-people.htm
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WEA courses
The Workers’ Education association are running two courses in the Spring term of 2015. There is a Helping in Schools course starting on 13th January for 10 weeks at St. Lawrence’s Children’s centre and a Helping with Special Educational Needs…
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Access Policy
Fishergate Primary School access policy. This policy will be reviewed annually in consultation with the school premises committee. Access-policy