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)
Back in June 2020, Manchester City Council published an Anxiety-Based School Avoidance (ABSA) guidance for schools, recognising that increased awareness and understanding of anxiety and how it affects access to education is of paramount importance. The document was co-produced with parents and carers in Manchester
In this session, Steve Woodhead from PeopleToo, who did the initial engagement around home-to-school transport earlier this year, will respond to the concerns raised in the initial sessions, outlining the measures that have been or are being put in place. He will also be giving an update on the main areas of the new home-to-school transport policy, including timelines on its development.
In this session, Steve Woodhead from PeopleToo, who did the initial consultation around home-to-school transport earlier this year, will respond to the concerns raised in the initial sessions, outlining the measures that have been or are being put in place. He will also be giving an update on the main areas of the new home-to-school transport policy, including timelines on its development.
Educational Psychologists from One Education are running a free workshop for Manchester parents/carers whose children experience Anxiety-Based School Avoidance (ABSA), which may also be known in other areas as emotionally based school avoidance or school refusal. These sessions will cover: What is anxiety-based school
Educational Psychologists from One Education in Manchester are running free live online half-day training sessions for parents/carers whose children have received an autism diagnosis from one of the following centres over the last two years. The Powerhouse - North and Central Manchester Social Communication Pathway
Educational Psychologists from One Education in Manchester are running free half-day training sessions for parents/carers whose children have received an autism diagnosis from one of the following centres over the last two years. The Powerhouse - North and Central Manchester Social Communication Pathway (SCP) The
Do you have a child with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND) living in or who goes to a primary school in Manchester? Would you like to get involved in co-producing a document that helps ensure relevant and appropriate support is given to primary
Educational Psychologists from One Education in Manchester are running free live online half-day training sessions for parents/carers whose children have received an autism diagnosis from one of the following centres over the last two years. The centres are known by the initials SCP. They
Educational Psychologists from One Education in Manchester are running free live online half-day training sessions for parents/carers whose children have received an autism diagnosis from one of the following centres over the last two years. The centres are known by the initials SCP. They
Dear parents and carers, On behalf of Manchester's About Me Project Group (a collaborative made up of parents/carers and representatives from Education, Health and Social Care services), we would like to invite you to attend the "About Me" training sessions happening next month. We
