Youngsters enjoyed a fun day out while parents picked up SEND information
Youngsters enjoyed a fun day out while parents picked up SEND information
Tag: SEND
SEND facility for up to 25 pupils proposed for Maiden Erlegh School
AN EARLEY school could soon gain a special educational needs centre if councillors approve the proposals.
Plans to shake-up transport for post-16 education would lead to ‘heartbreak and confusion’ warns parent
WOKINGHAM youngsters with additional needs could face "heartbreak and confusion" if proposed changes to school transport go ahead
SEND school plans for Earley
Plans for a special educational needs centre in Earley have been revealed
SEND soft play sessions
TODDLERS with SEND needs will now be able to enjoy themselves to their hearts' content thanks to new soft play ...
Royals summer camps set to see SEND youngsters shine
SEND individuals with a keen eye for physical activities will have the opportunity to hone their skills at an upcoming ...
As Wokingham council approves two new SEND schools for Rooks Nest, councillors raise concerns about lack of public transport options
CONCERNS over plans to build two SEND schools in Rooks Nest include transport options, as the site has infrequent bus ...
Wokingham applies for £6.3m emergency funding to help with SEND provision
Challenges that pushed Wokingham Borough Council to apply for emergency funding are affecting other local authorities, its top official has ...
FROM THE CHAMBER: Supporting Wokingham’s children more effectively
Due to Wokingham's low level of education funding, the schools budget has a deficit of £16 million, almost entirely in ...
SEND charity Dingley’s Promise preparing for 40th anniversary celebrations
Families will be gathering at Camp Mohawk in Berkshire for a day of festivities on Sunday, June 11, to mark ...
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