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Support to attend school
Support to attend school
Some children find attending school harder than others, for all sorts of reasons, but support is available.
If your child is struggling to attend school, there is help available, including lots of things schools can do to support you. Find out more below.
Support in mainstream
Most children with special educational needs will have those needs met within their local mainstream school.
Students with medical needs
Support for students with ongoing health or medical needs.
Emotionally based school avoidance (EBSA)
EBSA is a term used to describe children and young people who have difficulty attending school due to emotional factors.
Coping with change
Supporting your child in times of transition
Home to school transport
How to get there is often an important part of choosing a school for your child.
Support for parent carers
Find out more about groups, resources and workshops to help you support your child to attend school.
School Attendance
Attendance at school is one of the biggest factors in a young person's academic success.
Part-time timetables
Sometimes schools may use part time timetables to help children adjust into school life, especially after a period of absence.
Suspensions and Exclusions
Find out more about suspensions, exclusions and the In-Year Fair Access (IYFAP).
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