Who can become a member of Warwickshire parent carer voice?
You can become a Member of Warwickshire Parent Carer Voice if you have a child age 0-25 with any Special Educational Need or Disability (whether they have a diagnosis or not) and you live in or access services for your child in Warwickshire.
Is the Warwick School District e-mail secure?
Disclaimer: E-mail communication is intended only for the one to whom it is addressed, and may be privileged, confidential, and exempt from disclosure. E-mail sent through the Warwick School District webserver is encrypted; however, communication by e-mail may not be secure, depending on the type of e-mail client the recipient uses.
Why join the Warwickshire parent carers association?
Add your voice to other Warwickshire parent carers by joining us. We have a steering group of parents who lead this work, we listen to the views of our parents to make sure we know what is important to them and use this to guide our work. Let’s make sure that we are all heard, listened to and our voices shape the services we all use.
Who is entitled to early help in Warwickshire?
All children, young people and families in Warwickshire are entitled to receive early help at any point in a child’s life, from the foundation years through to the teenage years. The following pages contain information on all the parenting support that is available through early help.
Join Us
You can become a Member of Warwickshire Parent Carer Voice if you have a child age 0-25 with any Special Educational Need or Disability (whether they have a diagnosis or not) and you live in or access services for your child in Warwickshire.
About us
We are a voluntary group of parent carers, all experts by experience, with a lived understanding of how challenging life can be raising a child with additional needs and / or disabilities.
Join Us
You can become a Member of Warwickshire Parent Carer Voice if you have a child age 0-25 with any Special Educational Need or Disability (whether they have a diagnosis or not) and you live in or access services for your child in Warwickshire.
Volunteer
We run almost entirely on volunteers, our Steering Group, our Parent Reps and those who help out at events or coffee mornings or with admin.
Links & Support
Help us build this into the ultimate signposting resource so that the parent carers in Warwickshire can find all the information they need quickly.
What We've done
Find out what your Parent Carer Forum is up to and what’s been happening for families of children and young people with SEND in Warwickshire.
Feedback Survey
Do you have some feedback for us? Something making you ? Our new feedback survey is now open for you to let us know your current experiences as they happen. This will be open permanently and the responses will be reviewed monthly and will used to help us understand...
Apply online
If you have an email address, the easiest way to apply for school places is online.
What is classed as my child's home address?
If at all uncertain, you should read the Warwickshire County Council entry admission arrangements to confirm what we mean by a child’s home address.
Children with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP)
Normally, children with an EHCP who are in a mainstream primary or junior school will transition to a mainstream secondary school.