Your child can legally leave school at the end of the school year when they turn 16, however, they must continue education or training of some form until they are 18 years old... Dive Deeper Options Your child can legally leave school at the end of the school year in which they turn 16 years old, however, they...  The benefits of your child staying in the sixth form of their school include familiarity with staff, school structure and their environment

Identifying that your child has SEND means that the school or setting can provide extra support to help them... \nFind out more about communication without talking here\n","blocks":{"contentData":[],"settingsData":[]}} Visual ToolsDelaying School Admissions If your child has developmental delays and you don't feel that they are ready to start school, you may have the option to delay. For example, if your child turns 4 in August, waiting before sendi

Children will attend school whilst staying for short breaks as there are transport links from most schools within the catchment area... At weekends and school holidays they are able to participate in a variety of activities, such as trips out, use of sensory room, enclosed garden and play room

   Education setting/ schools/colleges, including for weight and height assessment and school immunisation; Early Childhood & Family Service (ECFS), contact details are shared in order to access the service (no medical information is shared)

Dive Deeper Who We Care For Starfish offers a service to children and young people from the time they start school until the age of 18 years old... What We Do Referrals Referral criteria Referrals to S... Please ensure that alongside the SPOR form, you send evidence that the child/young person has a diagnosed learning disability, together with any educational psychology reports that may have been undertaken, and evidence of school attainment levels

We are a specialist level 2 service which means that these problems should first be addressed by universal services such as health visitors, school nurses, GPs or Just One Number... Referrals can be made to the Children’s Continence Service if advice and support from universal services (health visitors, school nurses, GPs or Just One Number) haven’t improved the continence problem

Prior to your child or young person's appointment we will send out a letter to school asking for an update and completion of a rating scale to better understand if the medication is working whilst your child or young person is in... Prior to your child's appointment we will send out a letter to school asking for an update and completion of a rating scale to better understand if the medication is working whilst your child or young person is in class