Penn Fields Outreach Service Supporting Educators of Pupils with Additional or Special Needs INFORMAL SESSION FOR PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS Would you like to meet and chat with other parents/carers of children and young people with Special Educational Needs in a friendly and confidential setting? Then this event could be a good starting point. The focus of the meeting is to provide an insight into the Wolverhampton Information Network with a representative from the service. Friday 15th May 2015 9.30-11.30 at Penn Fields School Target audience: Parents and carers of babies, children and young people with SEN, whatever that need and no matter whether your child attends mainstream or special school. About the event: Being a parent is tough. We can all benefit from reflecting on our role as parents or carers. Sometimes you may feel that it would be great to speak informally to other parents, sharing ideas and experiences. This event aims to provide a setting where parents and carers can meet together to share with, and hopefully, learn from, one another. Venue: Penn Fields School Boundary Way Penn Wolverhampton WV4 4NT Cost: This event is provided To apply: free of charge Presenter: Mrs Isabel Blower Outreach Teacher, Penn Fields School Simply complete the form below and post it to Mrs Isabel Blower, Penn Fields School, Boundary Way , Penn, Wolverhampton, WV4 4NT. Alternatively, fax it back on 01902 558641, or ring Isabel Blower on 01902 558640. There are a limited number of available places and we anticipate high levels of interest. Please contact us as soon as possible if you wish to reserve a place. 1 Penn Fields Outreach Service Supporting Educators of Pupils with Additional or Special Needs APPLICATION FORM WORKSHOP FOR PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH SEN Friday 15th May 2015 9.30am -11.30am Please complete in block capitals Name of people to attend (s): Age of child: Home Address (parents/carers): Telephone: Email: School/organisation (if applicable): If you are not a parent or carer of child with special educational needs what is your professional role? Additional comments: 2