Join us for our FREE webinar 'Understanding home to school/college transport'. The webinar will be delivered by a member of our legal team, and will explain:

• Where to find the law and guidance regarding home-to-school transport
• Who is eligible for home-to-school transport
• The different entitlement for children and young people of different ages
• Key points from the latest guidance
• Where to find further support and challenge decisions

Date: Monday 18 March

Time: 12.30pm - 1.30pm

Format: Virtual, via Zoom webinar

Click the button below to register for the webinar. After registration, you'll receive an email from Zoom with a link to join the webinar.

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If you are unable to attend the live webinar, you can request a copy of the recording and we will send it to you afterwards.

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If you have any questions about this webinar, or require any further information, please email [email protected]. 

Who should attend?

The content is relevant for parents and carers of children and young people with SEND who want information on the law and guidance for home-to-school/college transport. The content will cover transport for all age ranges including the post-16 guidance which covers up to the age 25.

Meet your trainers

Lisa Coaten As a member of the legal team, Lisa works with volunteers training them, providing legal support and supervising their work on the helplines and Tribunal Support Service. She also delivers training to parents, carers and professionals, and helps the team to keep IPSEA’s legal resources up to date. Outside of work, Lisa enjoys going to the theatre, planning family holidays and is currently studying for her Masters.

Liz Devlin Liz is a member of IPSEA’s Legal Team. She provides legal support to new and existing volunteers and supervises and monitors the advice provided on IPSEA’s helplines. She also delivers SEND Law training to parents and carers across the country. As part of IPSEA’s Policy Team, Liz gets involved in both local and national policy work and contributes to creating content which is shared on our social media platforms. Liz’s role includes reviewing and updating the IPSEA website to ensure information is kept current and she enjoys creating new website resources for parents and young people to use, such as model letters Outside of work, Liz advocates and cares for her son, who is Autistic and has special educational needs; she is also a special school governor. Liz enjoys spinning, walking and spending quality time with family.