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Buckinghamshire Council

Find out if you're eligible for a discount or exemption if your property is empty.

Buckinghamshire Council

Information on selling to the council

Special educational needs and disabilities (SEND Local Offer)

EBSNA guidance for parents/carers, co-produced with parents/carers, schools, and professionals

Education and learning

EBSNA guidance for parents/carers, co-produced with parents/carers, schools, and professionals

Buckinghamshire Council

Find out about your rights and what help is available from SENDIAS

What SEND means
What help is available in Buckinghamshire
If you need to find out about what is available in Buckinghamshire and how to get it
How to report a concern about a child or young person
Are you worried that a child, young person or vulnerable adult is at risk from harm
SEN Support in early years - ages 0 to 5
All preschools and nurseries funded by the local authority are required to have regard to the SEND Code of Practice and meet the needs of children with SEND
SEN Support in mainstream school - ages 5 to 16
SEN support is help given to children and young people that is additional to the support generally given to other children of the same age,
SEN Support in further education - ages 16 to 25
All school and academy sixth forms, sixth form colleges, further education colleges and 16-19 academies are provided with resources to support students
EHC needs assessments
Most children and young people with SEND make progress with the extra help early years settings, schools and colleges
EHC plans and annual review
An EHC plan describes a child or young person's special educational, health and care needs.