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SEND Transition Guide

SEND Transition Guide

Over the past 10 months, Sheffield City Council has been working in partnership with the Sheffield Parent Carer Forum, and through engagement with parents and carers, to coproduce a new Preparing for Adulthood – Transition Guide for young people with SEND.

The guide gives information for parents and carers about things to think about as young people with special educational needs and disabilities move into their teenage years and into adulthood. It covers from Y9 (age 13/14) to into adulthood (up to 25 years old). Information includes:
• What should happen when
• What services are available
• Where to find out about different opportunities
• Where to get help if you need it.

The guide is on the Local Offer website here.

Alternative languages
Translations of this guide will be available on the Local Offer website in the next few weeks. To access the online translation, go to the website and click the ‘Select Language’ button on the top left hand corner of the webpage. If you need a printed copy of this guide in another language, please contact localoffer@sheffield.gov.uk to request it.

Please give your views
Please complete this quick (1 minute) survey to give your immediate feedback on the Transition Guide. Click here to complete the survey:

If you have any questions or would like to share anything about the Transitions Guide, please email localoffer@sheffield.gov.uk

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