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What if we cannot agree?
What can I do if I am worried about my child's education?   Back to First Page   What if I cannot agree with my child's school or the LEA?
What support is available for parents?
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 You can contact Parent Partnership who will listen to your concerns, offer information, talk things through with you and help plan the way forward.
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You may wish to ask a relative, friend or support worker (if you have one) to go to meetings with you for support. It can be helpful to have someone, who was there, to discuss things with after a meeting.
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You may wish to ask for the help of a volunteer Independent Parental Supporter (see Independent Parental Supporter), who can help support you with educational issues.
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 You can contact a local voluntary/support group (see Useful Contacts).
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 The Connexions Service offers information to 13-19 year olds (up to 25 years with SEN) and their families in gaining suitable education and training. For more information look at their websites: www.connexions-direct.com or www.connexions-norfolk.co.uk