Getting to grips with the world of SEND (special educational needs and disabilities) can feel overwhelming at times, especially in the early years when things are just beginning to fall into place. If you’re wondering what support is available for your little one before they have an EHCP, you’re not alone. At Fun and Play, […]
Exploring the world with little ones who have special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) can come with a unique set of challenges, but it can also lead to some truly joyful discoveries. At Fun and Play, we believe every child deserves fun, accessible activities that suit their individual needs. That includes opportunities for sensory-friendly soft […]
At Fun and Play, we’re always on the lookout for inclusive, supportive ways for families to enjoy the school holidays. If your child has Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), you’ll know how valuable it is to find the right setting. Somewhere welcoming, experienced and fun. That’s why we’ve rounded up the very best SEND […]
Life with little ones who have special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) is a constant learning curve, isn’t it? We’ve already looked at the puzzle of financial support like DLA and the maze of waiting lists for assessments and therapies. Today we’re diving into another area that affects many families: how our children experience the […]
Hello lovely parents and carers! 🌈 If you’ve reached the stage where your child has an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP), well done. That first application can feel like an emotional rollercoaster and an admin marathon rolled into one. But now that you have the EHCP in place, what comes next? Just like the […]
Hello lovely parents and carers! Navigating the world of special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) for our children often means becoming experts in areas we never expected, from understanding EHCPs to learning about therapies, funding and inclusive schooling. But something that can bring both joy and a bit of stress is simply trying to enjoy […]
We know how much care and energy it takes to support a child with additional needs, and many parent carers are also unpaid carers. That means they are often providing significant daily care without formal recognition through work or paid support roles. At Fun and Play, we wanted to help make sense of something that […]