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We are a national children's charity dedicated to providing holidays, residential trips, days out and theatre trips for disadvantaged young people with special needs.The young people we help range in age from 3 to 17. They come from many different backgrounds and cultures…

Age range: 2 years to 5 years Number of current vacant places: Two year olds: no spacesThree to five year olds: no spacesDate of update: 11 September 2018 This setting is a maintained nursery school. Hart Hill generally serves the Crawley Green area,…

The aims of the Home to School Transport Policy are as follows: To assist parents in ensuring that their children can access education, and arrive in a good state to learn. To ensure that decisions on access to free home-to-school transport are made fairly…

Infant feeding support is part of the Luton health visiting service. We are a dedicated team of support workers with specialist skills in supporting mothers with breastfeeding. We talk about the benefits of breastfeeding and how to make it work for you, and also train…

The Luton Special Educational Needs and Disability Information Advice and Support Service (SENDIAS) was previously known as the Luton Parent Partnership. The information, advice and support provided is to help enable children, young people and their parents / carers to participate in decisions regarding their…

Who does the service support? Parentline is a confidential text messaging advice and support line for Bedfordshire parents and carers of children aged between 0-19 years old. What can you expect from the Service? The service offers advice and support on a…

Age range: 2 years to five years old.Number of current vacant places: Two years: 0 spacesThree to five years: 0 spacesDate of update: June 2023This setting is a maintained nursery school. Rothesay Nursery School is…

As part of our continued commitment to disabled children and young people and their families, the Council and the Luton Short Breaks Consortium offer a range of short breaks services to meet the varying needs of children and young people including those with autistic spectrum disorders,…

SENAT is responsible for: coordinating education, health and care (EHC) needs assessments overseeing the assessment and planning process ensuring timely decision making producing coordinated EHC plans monitoring the progress of children with existing plans/statements of SEN the placement (admissions process) of children with plans…

Who does the service support (age, criteria, etc.) The Special Educational Needs Service (SENS) is made up of the following teams: The Speech, Language and Communication Needs Team   The…