A team of highly qualified Specialist Teachers, SEND and Inclusion Support Officers, Teachers of the Deaf, Teachers of the Visually Impaired, Higher Level Teaching Assistants, Deaf Tutors and Habilitation Specialists all working to support children and young people, their schools, and their families in Wolverhampton with special educational needs. 

We work to together to support pupils aged 0 – 25 in accordance with the SEND Code of Practice 2015.

Early Identification and Support Services Team
Specialist Learning Support
Wolverhampton Outreach Service
Sensory Inclusion Service
Special Needs Early Years Service
Parent Support Offer

Early Bird Plus

The Early Bird Plus programme is a fantastic 10 week programme from the National Autistic Society that aims to support the parents of Primary School aged (4-9 years) children with Autism and those on the pathway.

Expertly delivered by staff from the Wolverhampton Outreach Service and Tettenhall Wood School, the programme supports parents in understanding their child's diagnosis, exploring how their child experiences Autism and in building a support network for now and the future.

Parents are encouraged to attend alongside professionals from their child's school, so that consistency can be established across both settings.

There is no charge for the Early Bird Plus Course.

Please note that places are allocated on a first come first served basis with a maximum of 6 families per programme

To apply for a place on the programme please download a copy of the application form which can be found in the Downloads section and return it to: RWatson1@aatrust.co.uk

Teen Life

Teen Life is a programme for the parents of teenagers (aged 10 - 16) with autism and those on the pathway.

Written by the National Autistic Society and run by expert Autism practitioners from the Wolverhampton Outreach Service and Tettenhall Wood School, the programme aims to support parents in really understanding more about how autism is experienced by their teenagers. The 6-week course will help any parent or professional to develop and understand useful strategies to support an individual with autism through their teenage years.

Topics covered include: stress and anxiety, spending time with others, self esteem, intense interests, understanding your diagnosis and puberty. 

There is no charge for the Teenlife course.

Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis. Places are limited to six families per programme. 

To apply for a place on the programme please download a copy of the application form which can be found in the Downloads section and return it to: RWatson1@aatrust.co.uk

Trip to Twycross Zoo

This trip is for KS1 and KS2 deaf children. Contact Rachael Armstrong, SIS Team Leader for more details.

Date: 10th July 2024

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SEND Coffee Morning

Join us at Low Hill Family Hub to get advice and support around SEND.

Date: 27th June
Time: 10am - 12pm
Location: Low Hill Family Hub

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