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Advice & Information
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Using the search bar lets you search using any combination of category, keywords and location. Category ;- use this if you know the type of results you want to find (e.g. adult care and support services, families…
Helping your child to learn
Is something not as expected? All children are individual and will develop at different rates. However, to get a general idea, ‘milestones’ are used to help track your child’s development and to give an indication…
Housing - where to start
We have put together some resources to help you on a variety of housing-related matters, including homelessness and staying safe at home.
The Housing Options Service
Preventing Homelessness If you face the threat of becoming homeless, you need to make every effort to resolve your housing difficulties. The Council has limited housing resources and most people who become…
Information and Advice
If your child has just been diagnosed with a special educational need or disability or you are concerned about them, it can be daunting to know where to turn. Your child’s setting or school may be able to guide you and…
Information for Professionals
This page is not suitable for sharing confidential material. This section of the RIS is for professionals and practitioners working with children, young people and families in Rutland. If you have seen some…
Involving the Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCo)
Involving the Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCo) When progress continues to be less than expected the school’s Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCo) may be involved to ensure that needs are…
Keeping everyone safe
We all have a responsibility to look out for children and young people, as a parent or family member, a friend or neighbour, an employer, or a paid or voluntary worker. Those with Special Educational Needs or…
Keeping everyone safe
We all have a responsibility to look out for children and young people, as a parent or family member, a friend or neighbour, an employer, or a paid or voluntary worker. During normal office hours you can contact our…
Living independently
Living independently means having choice and control over all aspects of your life. This might involve: choosing where you live enjoying time with family and friends taking part in leisure activities studying,…