Please read the guide below to finding a specialist SEND education setting.
Engaging with Parent Carers Toolkit
Working together helps children and young people with SEND get the support they need. Our toolkit shows how schools and parent carers can build strong working relationships and work in partnership.

Inclusion Provision Toolkit (IPT)
Find guidance on the support that schools should be able to provide for all children and young people, including those with SEND.
Service overview
SEND support in Schools
All children are entitled to an education, which must enable them to achieve their best outcomes, become confident individuals, live fulfilling lives, and successfully transition into adulthood
SEND support in early years
Learn about the SEND support available for children aged 0 to 5 during the early years
SEND services
How schools support children with medical needs
How to ensure a good education for children who cannot attend school because of health needs
Home schooling a child with SEND
All children have the right to be educated at home regardless of any special educational needs or disability
Specialist SEND Teacher Team – supporting inclusive education in West Northamptonshire
Information on how the Specialist SEND Teacher Team work with schools to ensure inclusive, high-quality education for all children
Education, health and care (EHC) plans, process and assessment
The EHC process assesses a child’s special educational needs and decides if they require an EHC plan to support better outcomes
Hearing and vision specialist support for children and young people
We support children and young people who need specialist hearing support, vision support or both
Educational Psychology Service
Support services for schools, young people and professionals
Inclusion Funding
Inclusion Funding supports mainstream schools in West Northamptonshire to offer early, targeted help for children with emerging SEND needs
Inclusion and Intervention Support Team (IIST)
We support children with SEND aged 0 to 19 in West Northamptonshire through Early Years and School Age offers for families
Physical, emotional and mental health support for children
Find a range of physical, emotional and mental health support available for your child
Targeted Mental Health in Schools (TaMHS)
A programme for building capacity within schools through training and support to better meet the mental health needs of all children