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Visit Nottinghamshire have information on Autism Friendly Venues. For more information please go to the Visit Nottinghamshire website.     Sky Badger offers lots of support and advice around days out, activities and holidays for children and young people with disabilities. They also operate a helpdesk: Tel:…

There may be many reasons why a child is not regularly attending school. This may be due to: health reasons a decision to educate the child at home difficulties with identifing a school place an exclusion Health Pupils who live in Nottinghamshire and who are…

                On this page you will find information relating to services who can provide advice, guidance and support for children and young people with sensory impairments. The County Council provide a range of different services but there are…

Wherever possible issues and disagreements should be discussed and resolved at the earliest opportunity. This may be an informal chat with a teacher, social worker or health professional initially. Schools, colleges and services will have their own published policies and/or guidance for addressing complaints and disagreements…

Under Section 23 of the Children and Families Act 2014, health services have a duty to notify the appropriate local authority, where they anticipate that a child under school age has or is likely to have a special educational need and/or disability (SEND) when they…

Understanding your child’s changing, growth and development is an important part of parenting. As your newborn grows into a toddler and child, they may encounter physical or emotional issues. Getting support early can help both you and your child for the future. Your child's special…

Nottinghamshire County Council is committed to educating children and young people with Special Educational Needs & Disabilities (SEND) in their local mainstream school or post-16 setting. The support and where needed money can be provided so that children and young people can learn alongside their…