Welcome

Parents or carers - do you have a child who has special educational needs (SEN)?

Do you need information, advice, support?

If so, there is a specialist service for you

Gloucestershire Parent Partnership Service provides:

 

  • information
  • advice
  • support

 

to parent and carers

It is impartial, confidential and free

If you think we can help please contact us.

Click on General Introduction for information about our service and some other leaflets.

  • 27/04/2012
    New Information Service launched by IPSEA
    A new information service has been launched by IPSEA - see their announcement
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  • 16/04/2012
    Parent Partnership Service has moved
    The team has moved to new premises. All telephone numbers remain the same as before. The new address is
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  • 10/10/2011
    Parent Channel TV offers videos
    www.parentchannel.tv is a FREE parenting website with short engaging videos 3-4 minutes long on a range of parenting topics. Although the website is designed for parents/carers of children between the ages of 5-19 though some of the topics could equally relate to younger children.
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  • 01/10/2011
    Coram Children's Legal Centre
    The Department for Education (DfE) has appointed the Children's Legal Centre to provide a parental helpline on exclusion matters From the 30th of September, the service will be provided by The Children's Legal Centre . They aim to provide free legal advice and information to parents on education matters. They can be contacted on 0845 345 4345 or on http://www.childrenslegalcentre.com/. The advice line is open from 9.00 am to 6.30 pm Monday to Friday. The Dof E are updating their on-line guidance (http://www.education.gov.uk/schools/pupilsupport/behaviour/exclusion)
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  • 03/08/2011
    A new Gloucestershire Youth Support Service
    A new Youth Support Service for Gloucestershire was launched on 1st July 2011.
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  • 03/08/2011
    Sleep Solutions run by SCOPE - update
    Sleep solutions have sent an update on their services for parents and carers who have problems with their child's sleep. This may also be of interest to professionals who work with families.
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