Guidance for parents, schools and other educational settings
- The report below sets out action points for government departments and agencys to act collaboratively to improve the transition process. Developed through a sub-group of the Special Educational Needs Inter-Departmental Group, comprised of representatives from both education and health sectors.
- The purpose of the following document is to promote collaborative working arrangements, at a local and regional level, to ensure that the education and therapy needs of children and young people are met within the special school setting.
- Below you will find a guide for parents and staff in mainstream schools who have a deaf child in their school (from primary to secondary). Information on teaching strategies; inclusion; communication; deafness and technical support.
- A guide for schools / other educational settings to help teachers and lecturers to identify and provide additional help for those learners with Dyslexia.
- A guide for teachers to assist them in working with children and young people on the autistic spectrum.
- A guide to provide school staff with information about ADHD and how children with the condition can be helped in school. It aims to define ADHD and describes its core features. It provides very useful management tips for both pre-school and school age children.