Together achieving better decisions and brighter futures for Manchester families of children and young people aged 0-25 with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)
Join us and Martenscroft Children's Centre for a morning of fun for families of children with additional needs or disabilities aged 0-5 years living in the city of Manchester! There will be loads to do - outdoor play (weather-permitting), art activities, bubbles, tactile and
Manchester City Council has commissioned a review of inclusive practice in the Early Years services it provides, which will look at what’s working and what could be improved. Please book on if you would like to get involved.
Manchester City Council has commissioned a review of inclusive practice in the Early Years services it provides, which will look at what’s working and what could be improved. Please book on if you would like to get involved.
As we’ve shared previously, Manchester has been chosen by the Department for Education to lead the North West Change Programme Partnership. We want Manchester parents, carers and families to be fully involved in this work. Your ideas and feedback are at the heart of
Dear parents/carers, Manchester City Council is committed to continually improving services for children with SEND. The Early Years (age 0 to 5 years) is a critical part in that process and we would like your help. The Council has commissioned a review of inclusive practice
Join us and Martenscroft Children's Centre for a morning of fun for families of children with additional needs or disabilities aged 0-5 years living in the city of Manchester! There will be loads to do - outdoor play, art activities, bubbles, tactile and messy
We would really like to hear people’s experiences of accessing childcare or early education for their child with Special Educational Needs or Disabilities (SEND) aged 0-5 years. If you are a parent/carer of an Early Years child with SEND, please kindly spare a few
It is never too late to celebrate amazing co-production work! We recently received an article from Carrie Mooney (Manchester City Council's Lead for Early Years Access & Sufficiency) who, with some input from Ann Van Dyke MBE (consultant working with Dingley's Promise charity on
Join us and Martenscroft Children's Centre for a morning of fun for families of children with SEND aged 0-5 years living in Manchester! There will be loads to do - outdoor play, art activities, bubbles, tactile and messy play, and a pop-up sensory room
This workshop provides parents with information about the educational and support needs of autistic children.
