Useful Links

This pages provides a list of links to other organisations that parents may find helpful

These links are to organisations unconnected to ACE. Inclusion of an organisation here does not imply that ACE agrees with or endorses any or all of its views.

If you would like to request that we link to your website please read our terms and conditions first.

National Organisations

Bullying UK- Help for parents, children and schools
Campaign for State Education (CASE) - Pressure group seeking to improve the state education system for all.
Centre for Studies on Inclusive Education (CSIE) - Information and advice about educating children with SEN in mainstream education.
Childline - National helpline for children and young people in trouble or danger.
Children's Legal Centre - Charity concerned with law and policy affecting children and young people.
Community Legal Advice - find a legal adviser near you.
Contact a Family - Advice and links on medical disorders and syndromes.
Gingerbread - provides expert advice, practical support and campaigns for single parents.
Home Education Advisory Service (HEAS) - Advice and support for families who wish to educate their child at home.
Independent Panel for Special Education Advice (IPSEA) - Free advice on appealing to the Special Educational Needs Tribunal.
Kidscape - Charity committed to keeping children safe from harm or abuse.
National Children's Bureau (NCB) - Promotes the interests and well-being of all children and young people across every aspect of their lives.
National Deaf Childrens' Society - dedicated to providing support, information and advice for deaf children and young people, their families and professionals working with them.
Network 81 - National network to support parents of children with SEN.
Research and Information on State Education (RISE) - Online information centre with links to official data on education.
Young Minds - Children's mental health charity.
Talking Point - the first stop for information about speech and language difficulties in children.

Information for Parents

Government Departments

Pupil Involvement

School Councils UK

Support ACE

By supporting ACE, you can help children to get the best out of their time at school.