If your child has an additional need, it can help the local authority to know that your child may need further support when they are in school. A health professional who is supporting your. are in mainstream education with a high level of educational need. The short term bases can also offer school to school support.
The specialist bases available in Norfolk are:
Learning and cognition bases. to communicate with your child’s school. You and your child should be involved with decisions that are being
Money Worries
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about support available Food Free School Meals
All children in Year Reception, 1 and 2 will receive free school meals.
From Year 3, children whose parents or carers get one or more of the following may also be able claim free school meals;
Universal Credit (provided the family has an annual net. qualifying for Working Tax Credit
Read more and apply for free school meals Free School Meals School Uniform
Getting everything your child needs for school can be an added pressure when you
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child/young person's SENDCo in school, or the GP. Detailed information from you (plus any other. will still be able to receive SEN support in their school or setting, they are entitled to this regardless. not usually be confirmed until a child is at least 6 years of age and is settled in school. of your child's school experience, however, don't worry if your child is not yet in nursery, is home-schooled or out of school. Detailed information from you (plus any other information from professionals
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Separating From You
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Starting school might feel like a big milestone for your child and for you. Even if your. they become familiar with the people and routines of their new school.
Dive Deeper New Routines
Try not to show any worries you might have about your child starting school – they will take. child about the change to come. Story books about starting school can help.
Talk through the routines of a school day.
Make sure they know who will pick them up and whereabouts. Be there a few minutes
