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2 year old early education - myth busting

Did you know: your 2 year old could receive up to 15 hours funded early education per week, subject to eligibility good early years education from very early on can help to boost your child’s development, giving them the opportunity to learn, thrive and play…

About you (young people - SEND)

AccessAble

AccessAble gives you the detailed information you need to work out if a place is going to be accessible to you. Check out the facts, and explore the details about a venue's access before you leave home. Download the AccessAble app or check the website…

Active Slough

Active Slough offers a programme of sport and physical activity! Whatever your age or ability, there’s something for you. The Active Slough team want to help the community get healthier. Active Slough works to make physical activity an easy, practical, attractive choice, especially for: women and girls people with…

Activities for parents, carers

With school, housework, your work and the kids’ after-school activities taking over your family life, your life is extremely busy. However, it is really important that you take some time to do an activity that you enjoy. Spending some quality time doing an activity that…

Activities for your child

Research shows that physical activity can help school aged children in lots of ways, from improving behaviour, self confidence and social skills to helping sleep better. Slough has a lot to offer - Active Slough, The Curve, Slough Libraries, cultural events, music groups, sports clubs,…

Activities for your family

Research shows that a strong parent/child relationship is essential for children’s wellbeing and behaviour. But in our hectic lives, trying to find time to bond as a family can be challenging. This means we have to be an intentional effort to make it happen. Special outings, either…

Additional resources for SEN professionals

The information in the sections below, provide useful resources for early years SEN professionals.

Adult social care and how to access

If you need support to: take care of yourself keep in touch with others because you have a disability or ongoing health condition, Adult Social Care may be able to help. We offer a range of information, advice and support to help you: be as…

Adult social care and how to access

If you need support to take care of yourself or keep in touch with others because you have a: disability or ongoing health condition Adult Social Care may be able to help.  The service offers a range of information, advice and support to help you:…