There are many reasons why you may need support in your child’s current school or help to get placement at the school of your choice
A local authority will tell you that they are doing the best they can, but we know it’s not always true, they have a habit of using language to give you hope and systematically fail you all at the same time!
As the Ninja I offer a free town hall meeting every month to virtually meet you, give some simple ideas to make your life easier.
An opportunity to work together, without any obligation, and the chance to chat with someone who understands.
Additional appointments can be booked to obtain further advice. I understand how difficult it is to get childcare and time to focus, with an SEN child, so I offer the flexibility of telephone calls, video conferencing or face to face meetings at a time that works for all.
My role is to support you with whatever you need; from being a sounding board, and someone to vent to through to reviewing documents, filling in paperwork, identifying solutions or coping with a diagnosis. I understand the complexities of trying to do the best for your child, whilst working & looking after the rest of your family.
I have a team of experts that I call upon when needed, from speech and language through to barristers, every specialism is covered.
I can attend any meeting or tribunal as your advocate, giving you support and guidance.
But it’s not all about me, your kids are special, and you clearly want the best for them
That’s why you are here, looking for more
You are Amazing!
You have come this far and found me -
now, let me help you the rest of the way
Testimonials
Hear how I've helped other SEN families
Some of the ways you’ve helped me:
- been available with an ear when I’ve been at the end of my tether.
- helped answer questions about where to start and what you did next.
- given me advice on what’s available privately, what to ask for and what to expect from them.
- Advised me what I might need to have in order to get other things ie. a ‘statement’ to get into certain schools and how you get that.
- been available with an ear when I’ve been at the end of my tether.
- helped answer questions about where to start and what you did next.
- given me advice on what’s available privately, what to ask for and what to expect from them.
- Advised me what I might need to have in order to get other things ie. a ‘statement’ to get into certain schools and how you get that.
AnnaJoshua's mum
Sarah is a phenomenon. She is determined, resilient but also perceptive and supportive. We have struggled for the last 5 years to obtain the right support for our son who has special educational needs, firstly to secure him an EHCP and presently we are ‘fighting’ with our LEA to place him in the school which best meets his needs. I was introduced to Sarah by another mother at school and she has guided me through the minefield that is SEN legislation and the gathering of evidence to fully support our case.
NickyTyler's Mum
I am so pleased I met Sarah and her SEN NINJA page. I had a telephone chat with her first then had a meeting. She could see I was nervous and unsure if I was doing the right thing, but she made me feel at ease and listened and advised. I have worked with her on my son's case for 5 months and during that time she has helped with the form filling the e mails, the keeping me going, day and night when I wanted to give up and even came and supported me at tribunal which we won! Sair has said to me all along she is not a legal person but understands and advises best she can, it is up to you what you do with the information. She will give you as much as or as little help as you need. Her prices are fair and she will keep you up to date with it all she is doing. I am coming to the end of my journey of fighting for now but know I have made a true friend in Sarah and me and my family do not have enough thanks for all she has done for us.
LizJack's Mum
Sairs help and support was invaluable during our second tribunal, which we won. I only wish I'd known her three years before during our first tribunal.
The advice she gave me was always informative & she is a font of excellent ideas. Having someone who listens and totally understands the daily struggle is absolutely priceless.
SandraSam's Mum
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