Sharing Your Views
Email this pageThe Most Important Person in this process is you!
It is really important that you say what you like and dislike and what you want to be able to achieve in the future.
Did you know?
The law says that you should be involved as much as possible. Your views, needs and wishes should sit at the heart of the plan.
Everyone must listen to your views and feelings, your dreams and goals and the support you need to achieve them.
Try creating a video or a powerpoint about your views
Here is an example of a presentation you could show to your teachers so they can have a better understanding about you.
Things to think about
- What do you like doing at home and at school and college?
- What is difficult at home and at school?
- Would you like anything to change? What and why?
- What do you think might help you at school?
- What would you like to do in the future?
- What can other people do to help you do your best?
If you have an Annual Review
It will be really important that you feel able to share your views at your Annual Review meeting.
Also in this section:
How can I be supported at school or college?
Information on getting the support you need.
The Mental Capacity Act Explained
The Mental Capacity Act 2005 is a law that affects people age 16 or over, who are not able to make decisions for themselves.