The Norfolk Community Directory contains activities, services and groups to help all Norfolk residents live healthy, active and fulfilling lives. Explore the Norfolk Community Directory here:.

Big Norfolk Holiday Fun (BNHF) is back! Activities are taking place from 30th December to 3rd January and are for children and young people aged 4-16 in Norfolk.

Would your young person like the opportunity to share their experiences and help to improve services for other young people with SEND?.Open to 11-25 year olds, the Norfolk SEND Youth Forum meets to discuss issues and engage with decision makers.

There’s lots of fun festive events coming up in December, take a look at our SEND events calendar!.

Changing Places Toilets are larger accessible toilets for people who cannot use standard accessible toilets. They have equipment like hoists, curtains, adult sized changing beds, and space for carers. Find out where they are in Norfolk here:.

Making Sense of SEND is taking place next Tuesday! Pop along to our information fair to find out about SEND services and support available. 10am-12pm.King’s Centre, Great Yarmouth.

The new SEND and Inclusion helpline is 0333 313 7165. This phone line is open Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm, excluding bank holidays.

Need confidential help and advice? Message ChatHealth to receive support from a qualified health professional. If it is an emergency, dial 999 or visit A&E.

How many of the 50 things to do in Norfolk has your little one crossed off?.

TWO WEEKS UNTIL OUR NEXT INFORMATION FAIR!.We’ll be meeting on Tuesday 26th November at the King’s Centre (Kingsgate) in Great Yarmouth!.Book your place today:.

🗞️Extra extra, read all about it! Our SEND bulletin comes out every half term and is packed with the latest news about SEND in Norfolk. If you’d like to receive a copy straight to your inbox when it’s published, sign up here!.

It’s nearly panto season and Norwich Theatre has got a classic lined up with Aladdin! Access performances are:.BSL interpreted: Fri 27th Dec.Captioned: Fri 27th Dec.Audio described: Mon 30th Dec.Relaxed: Thurs 2nd Jan.

There are many different ways to revise for exams, and it’s important that young people find a method that works best for them. BBC Bitesize has lots of resources and top tips for exam revision that you can find here:

Luminate Sandringham has dedicated time slots for guests with additional sensory needs. Tuesday 3rd December @ 4.45pm.Tuesday 10th December @ 4.45pm.Expect reduced capacity on the trail with quieter audio for a more relaxed and less crowded experience.

The 6th annual Anti-Bullying Conference is taking place on 14th November at the Charles Burrell Centre in Thetford. Aimed at young people 12+, teachers and professionals in the public sector.

There’s lots of information online about how to choose a school for your child: We would also recommend looking at a school’s SEN information report (SIR) to get a feel for how they might support your child with additional needs.

Our next Making Sense of SEND information fair is on Tuesday 26th November at the King’s Centre (Kingsgate) in Great Yarmouth!.A completely free event, with free parking and free refreshments. Book your place today:.

Halloween is just over a week away, so we wanted to share some useful tips for trick or treating that the National Autistic Society has previously shared.

The National Literacy Trust and Better Health Start for Life have launched the Little Moments Together campaign, to support early speech, language and communication development.

Half term is coming up and we want to know what you’ve got planned! No plans yet? No problem, take a look at our events calendar to see if anything takes your fancy!.