We are committed to giving children of all ages with Additional
Education Needs (including Special Educational Needs) the
opportunity to reach their full potential. All schools have
responsibilities for helping children, regardless of the nature or
severity of their needs.
With a focus on young people with additional educational needs,
children in public care and the early years, educational
psychologists seek to raise achievements of all young people
provide support in dealing with crisis as well as providing support
for schools.
The Minority Communities Achievement Service works in
partnership with schools, communities, clusters of schools,
parents, carers, other agencies, children and young people to
improve access to education and raise achievement of Minority
Ethnic and bilingual children and young people.
Partnership with Parents (PwP) is funded by Kent County Council
for parents, carers and schools. Our role is to inform and empower
parents/carers on all aspects of educational needs to help make
decisions that are right for the child.