This webinar will support professionals to understand how long-term health conditions can impact on children and young people’s education. We’ll also talk about how this relates to additional support for learning laws and guidance in Scotland.

Beth and Lisa from Enquire will be joined by Ally from the Teapot Trust, who provide art therapy to children and young people living with long term health conditions across the UK.

We will explore:

- children’s rights to support at school in Scotland,

- how long term health conditions can impact on learning,

- what professionals in and around schools can do to support children with long term health conditions.

This session is aimed at professionals working with children and young people in Scotland.

Who is it for?

This event is designed for professionals.

How can I attend?

This event will be delivered online. Once registered, a link to join will be sent to your supplied email address approximately one week before the event.

About Enquire

Enquire is the Scottish advice service for additional support for learning. We provide advice and information to parents, carers and professionals on the rights of children and young people to support with their education. We also provide advice and information directly to young people through our website, Reach.

We are partners in the My Rights, My Say service which works to ensure children aged 12-15 with additional support needs are supported to communicate their needs to access education, and co-manage the Inclusion Ambassadors project, with Children in Scotland.

Find out more about Enquire and how we support professionals, parents, carers and young people at https://enquire.org.uk

About Teapot Trust

Teapot Trust provide art therapy to children and families with long-term health conditions.

Visit: https://www.teapot-trust.org/

Supporting the education of children with long term health conditions, with Teapot Trust

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