Reasonable adjustments come from a legal duty under the Equality Act 2010. Schools must remove barriers for disabled pupils by making practical, appropriate changes that allow them to access learning like everyone else.

I had the pleasure of presenting alongside brilliant speakers and the CANDDID study team on the “Knowing ME!” neurodiversity profiling tool, currently being developed across Cheshire and Merseyside.

The Live Well Newsletter will be published bi-monthly to provide you with latest updates and information. It is also your opportunity to get involved, have your say and improve our Live Well/Local Offer Cheshire West Website.

SEND - mental capacity & decision-making webinar key legal principles around mental capacity, Court of Protection, Deputyships vs Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs)

March News for the Parent Carer Forum, CWaC. We’ve been out in the community attending school coffee mornings and key events, including the CANDDID Conference - NHS Fit for the Future, and the Neurodiversity & Mental Health Conference

Education & Mental Health Forum from the PCF Cheshire West & Chester. Meet local education and mental health services. SEND Reforms – What You Need to Know.

Interface Between Neurodiversity and Mental Health Pathways PCF CWaC Reflections from an event at Alder Hey in Feb 2026. Professionals from Cheshire and Merseyside.

Supporting Education: SEND Parent Training Webinar Gain practical advice and confidence to support your child in school. PCF Cheshire West and Chester Practical • Supportive • Informative Helping you feel confident working with your child’s school

SEND Benefits & Support Service is here to help you understand what you’re entitled to in Cheshire West and Chester.