The Ministry of Education provides a range of support services to help children and young adults with disabilities access education. The specific support you may be eligible for will depend on individual needs and circumstances. These can include:
Continue reading to see options and links to further information.
The government provides a range of services and support for children and young people with learning support needs.
A child may need learning support because they have a sensory, physical or learning disability, a health condition or behaviour difficulties.
This learning support is aimed at providing tailored and individualised support to meet the specific needs of each child.
If your child has a sensory, physical or learning disability, a health condition or behaviour difficulties. The government can provide funding, support and services for children who have:
You may need to get a specialist assessment to apply for learning support services.
For more information and links to the Ministry of Education websites - click here
You may have a lot of questions around the best educational support for your child. It is recommended to talk to your child’s support specialists, disability groups, and other parents about options available in your area and what services can best meet their needs.
Children with learning support needs have a right to attend their local school and schools are provided extra funding to provide learning support so they can be in regular classes. To obtain extra support you will need to apply for a specialist assessment.
Transitioning out of school into adult life can be a huge step for many. It is recommended to start exploring different options by the time a child reaches 14 years. As with any young adult, there are a range of things you will want to plan for.
Find out what learning support is available for further study or training after you leave school.
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