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Gwybodaeth a chyngor o wefannau eraill

• Special educational needs

  Information on special educational needs including assessment and statements, choosing a school, complaints and appeals.

  From: Adviceguide from Citizens Advice

• Assessments and statements of special educational needs: what you can do

  Advice on how to deal with common problems. Includes how to get an assessment or an early review and what to do if your child isn't getting their special educational provision.

  From: Independent Panel for Special Educational Advice (IPSEA)

• Special educational needs

  A guide for parents and carers. Answers frequently asked questions.

  From: Teachernet

• Special needs

  Explains the different types of special needs, and what you should do if you think your child may have such needs.

  From: Directgov

• Special educational needs

  A guide to special educational needs statements for parents of disabled children. Covers how to get the most out of the provisions, how to understand the proposed statement, the appeal process, your child's right to be included in mainstream schooling and not to be treated less favourably than a child without disabilities.

  From: Contact a family - for families with disabled children

• Disability discrimination in education

  Explains the duties of schools and local education authorities to ensure disabled students are not discriminated against in terms of admission to the school or the education they receive. Also applies to colleges and universities.

  From: Liberty

• Learning and your rights

  The Special Educational Needs and Disability Act 2001 amended the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 to make unjustified discrimination by education providers against disabled pupils, students and adult learners unlawful. The Disability Discrimination Act 2005 took things further, giving most public authorities a positive duty to promote disability equality.

  From: Directgov

• Special educational needs and exclusion

  If your child has been excluded and is disabled and/or has special educational needs, both schools and local authorities have duties towards you and your child. Includes support sheet to fit your situation, offering information and options on how to take your case forward.

  From: Independent Panel for Special Educational Advice (IPSEA)

• Neu gwelwch popeth Darparwyd y dolennau gan Advicenow Gwefan annibynnol ddi-elw yw Advicenow sydd yn darparu gwybodaeth ynglŷn â hawliau a materion cyfreithiol. Mae'r dolennau a ddarparwyd gan Advicenow wedi'u dewis yn ofalus o dros 200 o wefannau o'r DU gan gynghorwyr profiadol.