We are proud to be part of the Littleport community, and actively seek out ways that we can support our children and their families. We know that life is not always straight forward and supporting children with SEND can be challenging at times. We look forward to opening our doors again for coffee mornings and other parent/school events.

There are a range of local and national support resources that you might find helpful, which can be accessed by parents directly. These range from local support groups to upskilling opportunities and are FREE to access.

Please see the links below for some of the external support that is currently on offer.

• FREE Online Cambridgeshire Parenting CoursesWe know that parenting at any stage can be a challenge, from reading baby cues to toddler tantrums, growing independence to teenage emotions. That's why we've partnered with In Our Place to offer free courses to help you understand how best to support your child.

• PinpointHelping Cambridgeshire parents who have children with additional needs and disabilities

• Centre 33Support for young people up to the age of 25 with mental health, caring responsibilities, housing, sexual health and more.

• National Autistic Society - Cambridge BranchNAS Cambridge provides support to autistic people of all ages and their families and carers in the Cambridgeshire area, and campaigns for better local services.

• SEND Information, Advice and Support Service (SENDIASS)The Parent Partnership Service providing Cambridgeshire's SEND Information, Advice and Support Service (SENDIASS) offers impartial and confidential information, advice and support to parents and carers who have a child or young person with special educational needs (SEN) or a disability or have concerns that their child has special educational needs.

• Little Miracles - East Cambs BranchLittle Miracles is a charity that supports families of children with additional needs, disabilities and life-limiting conditions.

• SCIP (Special Needs Community Information Point)SCIP (Special needs Community Information Point) is an information and advice service for families with children/young people from birth to 25-year-olds with a disability or additional needs.