The pathway from childhood to adulthood should be an exciting and optimistic time for young people and we want to support them as they become young adults by developing their interests and allowing them to take part in local community activities.
Find explanations for some commonly used words and abbreviations that you might hear when looking into support for your child with special educational needs and disabilities.
Children who are nearing end of life or have life-limiting conditions can be cared for in hospital, at home, or in a children’s hospice. This includes 'palliative care'.
Children learn from those around them and through the experiences and opportunities they are given. Everyday interactions like singing songs, talking, and walking to the park, all provider new opportunities for children to learn and develop.