Health and care
Some children who have additional needs will benefit from extra help and support from health and social care services.
Understanding who to talk to and when you should talk to them is key. It is important to know what you can expect from different services to help your child and also to help you.
For children who have medical needs
When children and young people are unable to attend school due to medical reasons, a teacher or learning mentor can work with them at home, at the Home Tuition base or other suitable venues, or in hospital.
In exceptional circumstances support can also be provided for children who have been excluded or who have a statement of special educational needs and are awaiting appropriate placement.
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Mental health and wellbeing
Having good mental health helps us relax and enjoy our lives more.
We have collated a range of advice and practical tips to help you look after your mental health and wellbeing.
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Age specific advice
School age
Not feeling good?
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School age
I feel different
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School age
Staying healthy
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16 plus
Get active and move
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16 plus
Look after your body
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Keep your mind active
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Further help and support
You may also find the following websites useful:
Bromley Council – School attendance →
Bromley Council – Emotionally Based School Avoidance (EBSA) →