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Years 10 and 11 are important years in secondary school, where children are growing up and starting to think about their futures.
Some young people with SEND will stay on at their mainstream or special school for 6th form, others will go to college.
This slide show from a few years ago still has some useful info for you and your young person to consider.
The TTA offer volunteer mentoring to young people aged 16-25. They aim to:
The meetings can take place either at the Markfield Project or out in the community to achieve goals or activities chosen by you.
Telephone: 0203667 5233 | 07542590698
Email: familyadmin@markfield.org.uk | rcourtney@markfield.org.uk
A young person with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) has developed this Annual Review Guide, which families and children may find useful.
A forum for young people with SEND. Learn more and find out how you can get involved here.
Haringey’s SEND Information, Advice and Support Service (SENDIASS) are based at the Markfield Centre. They can support you with independent and impartial information and advice about your rights and your child’s rights in relation to education.
Website: https://markfield.org.uk/sendiass/
Email: sendiass@markfield.org.uk
Helpline: 0208802 2611
(If you can't get through, please leave a message and they will get back to you.)
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