Newsletter 9
In this issue - Honor, our administrative assistant is leaving us. This means that, until her post is filled, the Parent Partnership Service will be quite stretched. We intend, during this time, to make direct work with parents our first priority, so that parents, who need advice, support or information, still get a good service.

Newsletter 8
In this issue, find out about cash awards from the Harrison Trust, "Special Time", a sitting service for parents of children with significant disabilities and opportunities for parents to access training on INSET courses on SEN related issues.

Newsletter 7
IN this issue - read about the recent ADHD Conference, see the results of the Pupil Participation Questionnaire and hear about the new member of our team who will be joining us soon.

Newsletter 6
In this issue read our report on the Speech and Language All Together Conference, find out about a new fact sheet from Contact a Family and recieve an update on the latest Parent Partnership questionnaire.

Newsletter 5
In this issue, Celebrations Corner takes up a whole page, with no less than three awards being made!

Read about the Autism Conference, and about the fun that was to be had at the holiday play-schemes during the summer. We have another website recommendation for you and we invite you to join in the
discussion on what makes a parent-friendly school.

Newsletter 4
In this issue find out what happenend when one family visited the zoo, learn about the Home Based Break Service, and read about Wakefield's newest support group

Newletter 3
In this issue - read one parent's account of her fight to help her son reach his potential, learn about the work of SCOPE in Wakefield and find out what website we're recommending.

Newsletter 2
In this issue - find out who's been nominated in our Celebrations Corner, read about the work of Carers Wakefield and District and find out what the recent Speech and Language Therapy Questionnaire revealed.

The first ever PPS news
In this issue - meet the team, read about the recent Children First Conference find out what's going on at Oakfield Park School and read about how parents are helping to deliver training to Foundation Stage practitioners.