All schools have a Special Educational Needs Coordinator who can advise you of how the school can/will meet your child's needs
A statutory assessment is a full and detailed investigation to find out what your child's special educational needs are and what special help your child requires
What you can do if you are not happy with a decision made regarding your child as a result of a statutory assessment
A Statement details the type of help and support that your child will need in an educational setting and is written following an assessment
Your child's Statement of Special Educational Needs must be reviewed at least every year. Find out what to expect at the review
Teaching Talking is a screening and intervention programme for children with speech and language difficulties
Specialist areas include educational psychology, specific learning difficulties, hearing impairments and visual impairments
Contact details of Torfaen's Inclusion Officers and the school clusters they are responsible for
Glossary of Special Education Needs (SEN) related terms
The Additional Needs Panel ensures that SEN decisions are taken in accordance with the Code of Practice for Wales
The National Assembly for Wales is undertaking a consultation on the draft Additional Learning Needs and Education Tribunal (Wales) Bill
The way in which children with additional learning needs are supported is being transformed