Useful Websites
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For information on admissions, school transport and other education services |
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Families in the Foundation Years - Information for all families with children under 5 |
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Parent Link - help and support for parents of children with special needs |
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Potential Plus - an independent charity which works with families to support children with high learning potential (Gifted and Talented) |
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Department for Education - official site of the government department covering all aspects of education |
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This is a new government website which brings together all the government childcare offers in one place, helping parents find the right childcare support for them. |
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WISA (Wiltshire Independent Support and Advice) Service Action for Children have been awarded the contract to run the Information, Advice and Support Service (IASS) for Wiltshire from 1 April 2015. They are also running the Independent Support Service (IS) commissioned by the Council for Disabled Children so have decided to merge this service into the WISA (Wiltshire Independent Support and Advice) Service. The service will focus primarily on ensuring that the voice of the child/young person is heard and ensure they can fulfil their dreams and aspirations through navigating families through the Education and Healthcare Planning process. If you require further information please contact Action for Children either on 01380 813393 or email laura.newman@actionforchildren.org.uk |
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The NSPCC helpline provides help and support to thousands of parents, professionals and families.
The NSPCC helpline is a place adults can contact by phone or online to get advice or share their concerns about a child, anonymously if they wish. It's staffed by professional practitioners with backgrounds in jobs like teaching, healthcare and social work, who know how to spot the signs of abuse and what to do to help.
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What is Autism? Autism is a lifelong, developmental disability that affects how a person communicates with and relates to other people, and how they experience the world around them. Please click on the link for more information https://www.autism.org.uk/about/what-is.aspx |
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