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All Saints C.E. Primary School, Stockport: SEND

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Who Can I Contact For Further Information?

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The Together Trust run two SENDIASS services which seperatly cover the Tameside area and the Stockport area. This page contains general information about our two SENDIASS services, if you live in the Tameside or Stockport areas and would like to get in touch or enquire about the service, fill in our contact form or scroll down for further contact information.

Our experienced team are here to offer free, confidential and impartial support to parents and carers of children and young people aged between 0 and 25 who have or may have Special Educational Needs and Disabilities. We also provide independent advice and support directly to young people aged between 16 and 25 who have or may have Special Educational Needs and Disabilities. Young people can access the service in their own right or with the support of their parents.

If you are a young person looking for information about our SENDIASS service, click the button below:

I live in Stockport

Our expert team at the Together Trust will do everything they can to support you and your family. Contact details can be found below or you can get in touch by filling in our online contact form:

Telephone: 0161 240 6168
Email: stockportsendiass@togethertrust.org.uk Facebook: Follow our Facebook page
Post: SENDIASS Service, Together Trust Centre, Schools Hill, Cheadle, Cheshire SK8 1JE

I live in Tameside
Email: tamesidesendiass@togethertrust.org.uk
Our expert team at the Together Trust will do everything they can to support you and your family. Contact details can be found below or you can get in touch by filling in our online contact form:

Telephone: 0161 359 8005

Post: SENDIASS Service, Newbridge Centre, Cromer Street, Stockport, Cheshire, SK1 2NY

Information on:

The law on Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND), Health and Social Care where they link to education

SEN Support (including quality first teaching) and the Graduated Approach

Education Health and Care Plans (EHCP)

Moving through stages of education, this is called transition

Mediation and dispute resolution, appealing to the Special Educational Needs and Disability Tribunal Service and complaints procedures

Local policy and practice

Personal budgets and working together (personalisation)

The Local Offer

Advice about:

Gathering, understanding and interpreting information and applying it to your own situation

Signposting to other services for information, advice and support

What to do when things go wrong

How to get the best from a meeting

Support with:

Preparing for and attending meetings

Writing letters

Understanding reports

The EHC Plan process and annual reviews

Admissions and Exclusions

Post 16 provision

Transport

Working in partnership with schools and the local authority to develop positive relationships

Complaints, mediation & disagreement resolution meetings and appeals to the SEND Tribunal Service

What we are unable to do:

Give personal opinions

Solve problems and make decisions for you

Do things that you can do for yourself or could do with encouragement/support

Jointly support you whilst a solicitor or another support organisation is involved

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The Together Trust run two SENDIASS services which seperatly cover the Tameside area and the Stockport area. This page contains general information about our two SENDIASS services, if you live in the Tameside or Stockport areas and would like to get in touch or enquire about the service, fill in our contact form or scroll down for further contact information.

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This video library contains movement demonstrations for various different everyday movement skills that dyspraxic children want to learn.

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To use the library, search the thumbnail images above to see the different movement skills videos available. Click the image to access the videos, then select either the right-handed or left-handed option.

When the videos play, watch the movements carefully and pay attention to how the person in the video moves. Then have a go at practicing the skill yourself, trying to copy the movement shown in the video. You can re-watch the videos and practice the skills as often as you need.

As well as watching the movements, you might find it helpful to imagine that you are the person in the video and to imagine the feeling of doing each movement as you watch it. We also encourage you to hold the objects shown in the videos as you watch them where possible.

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