Identifying and assessing special educational needs and disabilities

What reduced timetables are and when a school will suggest using one.

Who’s involved in providing support and care, and how health professionals can help you and your child.

Register with your GP to get a health check. They help adults, young people, children and babies stay healthy and well.

Find GPs, dentists, pharmacies, mental health support, charities and centres for children with special educational needs and disabilities.

Scans, checks and reviews can find out if your baby has a health condition, special educational needs or a disability.

Contact your child's nursery, playgroup, childminder, school, college or Amaze, our local Information, Advice and Support service.

Find out about what special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) means and the legal definition.