Reasonable adjustments in college and university
Under the Equality Act, disabled students have rights to reasonable adjustments at college and university to prevent disability discrimination in education.
Under the Equality Act, disabled students have rights to reasonable adjustments at college and university to prevent disability discrimination in education.
Get help searching a job you will be good at and asking for reasonable adjustments as a disabled person.
You and the local authority might decide a Special Educational Needs (SEN) or special school is the best way to support your disabled child's education.
Under the Equality Act 2010, disabled students have access to reasonable adjustments, so they do not face disability discrimination in further education.
How to get DSA, charity grants, scholarships and bursaries to study at university as a disabled student.
The types of extra support your child with SEN can get, your rights and how to talk to professionals.
How to talk to school about following your disabled child’s Educational Health and Care Plan (EHCP), manage the relationship and how to complain.
Learn about Education, Health and Care Plan reviews from asking for an early review to preparing for the annual review meeting.
The Equality Act (2010) replaced the Disability Discrimination Act. Here are some examples of discrimination in the workplace, transport and education.
Find online homeschooling resources and education curriculum help to support you and your disabled child.