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Parents or young people have a legal right to request that a particular school or college is named in an education, health and care (“EHC”) plan (or to express a preference for an independent school, college or other institution).
If you have received your draft EHC plan, you can use the information on the IPSEA website to request for a particular school.
IPSEA.org.uk – https://www.ipsea.org.uk/choosing-a-schoolcollege-with-an-ehc-plan
This toolkit emerges from a research programme funded by the charity Cerebra. Cerebra is the charity dedicated to helping families with children with brain conditions discover a better life together. In the writing and editing of this toolkit we have benefited greatly from those who have helped develop the ideas in the Guide, and provided constructive feedback on the drafts. We are particularly grateful to Alison Thompson, Claire King, Dawn Cavanagh, Karin Crimmins, Lisa Reakes, Marie Macey, Sian Taylor and Wendy Merchant, our Cerebra Family Research Ambassador pilot members.
Download Toolkit – here
Cerebra.org.uk – http://www.cerebra.org.uk/
CAMHS sees young people from across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. The service also links with other children’s services to offer a multi-agency approach. The team is made up of doctors, nurses and therapists who specialise in child mental health. The support we provide varies according to need, from a one-off appointment to a programme of on-going care which lasts until the child or young person feels better or is better able to manage their difficulties and is felt to be safe.
CAMHS – https://www.leicspart.nhs.uk/service/child-and-adolescent-mental-health-services-camhs/
CAMHS sees young people from across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. The service also links with other children’s services to offer a multi-agency approach. The team is made up of doctors, nurses and therapists who specialise in child mental health. The support we provide varies according to need, from a one-off appointment to a programme of on-going care which lasts until the child or young person feels better or is better able to manage their difficulties and is felt to be safe.
Download Leaflet – here
This guide focuses on how sexual harassment and peer‑on‑peer abuse happens online – including on social media, messaging, gaming and dating platforms. It also explores how content which children are stumbling across and consuming online – including pornography – drives harmful attitudes and behaviours.
Talking to your child guide – here Online safety guide for parents – hereThis page lists helplines, webchat services and text services that can support you if you’re in a crisis, have a mental health condition, or just need to talk to someone.
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“Where Autism is a strength not a weakness.” – The Lady Byron school is an independent specialist in Leicestershire, working with students with a diagnosis of Autism and an Education and Health Care Plan.
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