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Promoting Positive Relationships in Manchester

Support, Resources and Information. What is Promoting Positive Relationships? Conflict between parents is normal, but if exposure is frequent, intense, and poorly resolved, this can have a damaging impact on children, resulting in long-term mental health issues and emotional, social, and behavioural and academic problems…

A quick guide to the Early Help Assessment

Please use this link to view our Accessibility Statement If you require any of our current Early Help products (September 2021 onwards) as produced from this time onwards, in a more accessible format, then please do email us: jeff.burns@manchester.gov.uk or Anthony.gilfillan@manchester.gov.uk From the 28th September, 2015 the…

Recent Updates

This area of the Local Offer is currently under development - please come back soon for information and recent updates.

Relationships and Sex Education (RSE)

People who receive good sex and  relationship education usually have better sexual knowledge, better sexual health and reduced vulnerability to sexual abuse. We’ve pulled together some really useful websites and resources: Mencap - Loads of easy to follow information, including a FAQ section for young…

Resourced Provision Schools

What is a Resourced Provision? Most children in Manchester with special educational needs and/or disabilities, including those with Education, Health and Care Plans, will be supported in a mainstream school. A number of mainstream schools provide additional specialist facilities on their site called a Resourced…

School applications from UK crown servants or military families

UK crown servants or military families can start the school admissions process ahead of any move to an area. For more information or to apply for a place visit our School applications from UK crown servants or military families webpage.

Schools

Find details of Manchester Schools in this area of the directory.

SEN Support in Mainstream Schools

What is SEN support?Every child with Special Educational Needs (SEN) should have SEN support. This means help that is additional to or different from the support generally given to other children of the same age. The purpose of SEN support is to help children achieve the…

SEND Code of Practice

The revised SEND Code of Practice came into effect on 1 September 2014 and applies to children and young people aged 0 to 25 years.

SEND education

Local Offer SEND Information Hub If you are new to the world of SEND, it might be helpful to read our Guidance For New Parent Carers.   The Special Education and Disability Information, Advice and Support Manchester (SENDIASS) offers information, advice and support around SEND education in the city.…