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This page provides information and guidance on making a request for a neurodevelopmental assessment. Please ensure you have read this information before you make a request. To make a request for a neu

Independent travel is an invaluable lifelong skill. It builds confidence and self-esteem, widens a young person’s social opportunities and opens up their social circle. This information takes pa

Being a parent is an amazing job but it’s not an easy one. There are moments of great enjoyment and also times where parenthood is challenging. Every family is different and each can face different c

If you’ve struggled to quit smoking, you’re not alone – it isn’t easy and can take some people up to 30 attempts to succeed. But with the right support many people quit after just three goes. There’s

We are keen to recruit experienced foster carers as we run a number of specialist fostering schemes as well as the mainstream service. If you're thinking about transferring from your current agency t

As a local authority, we have a duty to review your child's statement at least once a year. Your child's school will arrange the review meeting. If it needs to be, it can be reviewed more regularly.

A statement of special educational needs is a legal document. It sets out a description of your child's needs (what he or she can and cannot do) and what needs to be done to meet those needs. General

Salford Educational Psychology Service works with parents, early years settings, schools and other professionals to promote children’s development and emotional well-being. We work with children and y

The School Staffing Regulations 2009 made it a statutory requirement that at least one person on any school recruitment appointment panel has undertaken appropriate safer recruitment training.  Safer

Governing boards may agree to pay allowances to their governors and associate members to cover the necessary expenses that they incur to enable them to carry out their duties on behalf of the governin