All Educational Support

All Educational Support

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The PATHS® Programme for Schools (NI Version)

Barnardo’s works with children, young people and families in over 40 services across Northern Ireland. Increasingly this work has been in partnership with schools – delivering social emotional learning (SEL), after-school support, family projects, parenting programmes and a range of extended school activities. The PATHS® Programme is an evidence-based programme Read More
Phone: 02890790133

You2Me Tuition

You2Me designs, plans and delivers a wide range of tailored services for families with children and young people who have complex needs all across Northern Ireland. We believe that no child should be excluded due to the level of their needs. We provide holiday camps across NI, e.g Halloween, Christmas, Read More
Phone: 07845646329

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Help Kids Talk

Help Kids Talk is a cross sectoral partnership project led by Early Intervention Lisburn (a locality planning group chaired by Resurgam Community Development Trust), SEHSCT, BarnardosNI and funded by Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council. Help Kids Talk aims to prioritise early intervention and ensure everyone who has any responsibility for Read More

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Safer Schools NI

Welcome to Safer Schools NI: the home of online safeguarding for school communities in Northern Ireland. Safer Schools NI is a partnership between the Department of Education and Ineqe Safeguarding Group. Information/advice for :- School Staff Parent/Carers Pupils Visit saferschoolsni.co.uk for more information. Read More

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Moving Forward

Moving On Project (Extern) – Belfast Read More

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Educational Psychology Service – Education Authority

The Educational Psychology Service supports children and young people particularly those with special educational needs by supporting their learning, development and emotional wellbeing. Who are we ? The EA Educational Psychology Service supports children and young people particularly those with special educational needs by supporting their learning, development and emotional Read More

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Education Welfare Service – Education Authority

The Education Welfare Service (EWS) supports parents and carers to fulfil their statutory responsibility in ensuring that children attend school regularly. The Education Welfare Service works in partnership with schools, parents, EA Services and other professionals to reduce pupil absence and to raise achievement, enabling young people to maximise their Read More

StarNI

StarNI is a therapeutic support service for children, adolescents and their families who have been impacted by sexual abuse. Our teams’ mission is to create a safe and nurturing environment where children and young people feel comfortable and safe enough to explore their thoughts and feelings. We are passionate about Read More

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Home to School Transport – Education Authority

The Education Authority provides transport assistance for eligible pupils to facilitate their attendance at a grant aided school. Eligibility for transport assistance is determined by the Department of Education’s transport policy – Circular 1996/41, (updated September 2009). Information on Home to School Transport to include eligibility, how to apply, general Read More

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The Special Educational Needs Advice Centre (SENAC)

The Special Educational Needs Advice Centre (SENAC) is a regional charity which provides confidential, independent advice and advocacy on behalf of children and young people with disabilities and special educational needs (SEN) attending schools in Northern Ireland up to the age of 19 years www.senac.co.uk OUR SERVICES: ADVICE. An independent Read More