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Directory resultsTransition - moving on from Primary School to Secondary School for a child with SEND
The move from primary to secondary education can be stressful for any child and can be especially a child with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND). It is vital to start planning for the move well in advance, whilst your child is in Yr 5.…
Transition - moving on from Secondary School to Post 16 Education for a young person with SEND
All young people must remain in education, employment or training until the age of 18. Learning can be academic, vocational or work based. The Post 16 Educational Opportunities explains the range of options open to young people and the types of qualifications and skills that can be gained…
Transitions – changing school for any other reason (mid-phase transfers) for a child with SEND
There may be several reasons why you may be considering changing your childs' school outside of normal transition points: unhappy with current placement current placement unable to meet needs moving house within Torbay
Travel health checklist
What to pack to stay safe and healthy abroad, including first aid essentials. Basic travel health kit The exact contents of your travel kit will depend on your travel plans. A basic kit can include: First aid kit A basic first aid kit includes: antiseptic painkillers wound-cleaning…
Travel illnesses and vaccinations
Get the right travel vaccinations and follow the advice below to reduce your risk of common infectious diseases. Water and food safety Insect bites Travellers' diarrhoea Malaria Dengue HIV and STIs Hepatitis A Hepatitis B Typhoid Yellow fever Rabies Meningitis Travel health experts advise preparing for…
Travel insurance
By taking out travel insurance and getting a free European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), you can avoid huge medical bills if you have an emergency during your trip. Healthcare is free at the point of delivery in the UK, but don't assume it's the same abroad. You will…
Travelling in pregnancy
With the proper precautions, and armed with information on when to travel, vaccinations and travel insurance, most women can travel safely well into their pregnancy. Wherever you go, find out what healthcare facilities are at your destination in case you require urgent medical attention. It's…
Travelling with a heart condition
Most people with a heart condition are able to travel, as long as they feel well and their condition is stable and well controlled. If you're recovering from a heart condition, such as a heart attack or heart surgery, get medical advice before you make your travel…
Travelling with asthma
A guide for people with asthma to help them plan their trip. Health experts advise preparing for a trip four to six weeks before travel. What will I need if I travel with asthma? Take your usual medication, along with a copy of your prescriptions and your: asthma action…
Travelling with cancer
Travelling with a long-term condition such as cancer isn't straightforward, but many difficulties can be avoided with good planning. Discuss your travel plans with your doctor to assess whether you're fit to travel. Different types of cancer have different treatments and often require you to take specific…