What we do
Alternative educational provision
At Sendeducate we help children and young people who have experienced barriers to learning to grow and thrive and our particular focus is on neurodiversity. While neurodiverse children and young people with SEND statistically make up a large proportion of the SEND population, we are inclusive and aim to support all different SEND. We have created a strong network of trusted and experienced educators from the creative industries and equine experts, to deliver bespoke 1:1 sessions in carefully chosen, supportive environments. Our unique approach puts children and young people with additional needs at the centre of their learning journey, through our commitment to facilitate 1:1 sessions that enable individuals to engage with activities that both motivate and challenge. We help young people to experience success, find their strengths, regain confidence and recover a sense of wellbeing.
SEND Law online training
Our ultimate mission is to empower parents, local authority - and educational professionals to work collaboratively and effectively in the best interest of each child and young person, as envisioned by the Children and Families Act 2014 and its accompanying SEND Code of Practice 2015. Our experts are trained in Social Welfare Law, Policy and Advice Practice and are passionate parents with both professional and lived experience of the Special Educational Needs System in England.
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SEND Law advice
We know just how complex the special educational needs system can be, and how frustrating it can be, to be faced with situations were you need expert advice fast, to ensure your child or young person is getting the right support and reasonable adjustments they are legally entitled to. We are here to give you expert, legally-based advice on the different scenarios you may encounter during your child's educational journey. We are experts in the obligations that schools, teachers and local authorities have to meet to be compliant with current, very robust, special educational needs and disability rights legislation. We understand that funding constraints can put pressure on schools and local authorities. Book an online or telephone consultation with us to get tailored SEND law advice on your situation.