The Good Schools Guide provides information about flexible working, if your child has special educational needs you might need to take more time off work than others. For more about this see the Flexible working – Good Schools Guide
Flexible working – parents’ rights
You can request flexible working to help support your child
Somerset Choices - For ages 0 to 25EducationWhat to expect from educationFlexible working – parents’ rights
Funding system
Funding available to meet the education needs of pupils aged 0 to 25
Further education
Further education includes any study after secondary education that's not part of higher education
School transport
You can get transport to and from most schools in Somerset for children who qualify for help.
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities provision
Some children have needs or disabilities that affect their ability to learn and may need extra help
What to expect from education
The choices available to everyone in education
- General information
- - Flexible working – parents’ rights
- - Anxiety about attending school
- - English as an additional language (EAL)
- - Virtual headteacher
- - School attendance
- - Free school meals
- - Medical tuition
- - Choosing a school
- - Applying to start school
- - Transition between phases of education
- - Choosing your own support