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Free SENDIASS roadshow in Cambridge
SENDIASS is running a free roadshow for SEND parent carers – in Cambridge later this month.
Topics are:
- Sensory issues
- How to help your child become more independent
- Finding information about your child’s education
- How schools support pupils who don’t have statements or EHCPs
Anti-Bullying Week and local support
Next week is Anti-Bullying Week in the UK.
Organised by the Anti-Bullying Alliance – a coalition of organisations and individuals working together to a stop bullying and create safer environments where children and young people can live, grow, play and learn.
This year’s theme is “Choose Respect“. The aims of the week are to support schools and other settings to help children and young people, school staff, parents and other professionals who work with children to understand: Continue reading “Anti-Bullying Week and local support”
Jonnie to switch on Cambridge lights
Paralympian Jonnie Peacock will switch on the Christmas lights in Cambridge Market Square on Sunday, November 18.
Jonnie – who was born and raised in the county – made his name at the 2012 London Paralympics when he won the 100m. And went on to more success at the Rio Paralympics in 2016. Continue reading “Jonnie to switch on Cambridge lights”
SENDIASS service survey
Cambridgeshire SENDIASS is running a survey to help prioritise its work for the next few years. It wants feedback from service users – parents, carers and young people – who have used or who might use its service – about what is important to them. Continue reading “SENDIASS service survey”
Comms Officer wanted!
Pinpoint is looking to recruit a part-time communications officer.
Are you passionate about communications? Want to make a difference for parent carers whose children and young people have additional needs and disabilities? Then read more about this rewarding role and how to apply on our job opportunities webpage. Continue reading “Comms Officer wanted!”
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Early Help research – can you take part?
Can you help with a research study on support in the early years?
Cerebra is working with the Family Research Group at the University of Warwick, as well as with Mencap, Ambitious about Autism and ENABLE Scotland on a new study that aims to develop ways to increase access to early intervention and support for families of children with learning disabilities and/or autism in the UK.
Flyerz Hockey Sunday sessions Cambridge
Cambridge City Hockey Club will be running Flyerz Hockey sessions over the coming season, starting October 21.
The Sunday sessions are open to all ages and can cater for all disabilities, they are run by qualified coaches with the help of club members to assist with those who may need extra help. Continue reading “Flyerz Hockey Sunday sessions Cambridge”
