Disabled Children's Register
The Disabled Children’s Register is the register of children and young people (birth to 19 years) living in the City of London who have special needs and disabilities (SEND).
The register also enables us to:
- provide information, advice and support tailored to your child’s needs
- inform you of agencies and organisations that specialise in working with children with SEND children
- keep you up to date with the latest developments in education, treatment and care
Once you register you will receive a free Max Card which gives you fantastic discounts to activities and theme parks.
Joining the register is entirely voluntary, but the more information we can gather about the needs of disabled children the better we can serve them. Apart from personal details, the type of information we collect includes:
- childcare provider or school your child attends
- services they access
- their diagnosis
You will not be asked to prove the nature of your child’s condition before they can be included on the register, and no assessment will be made.
By law we have a statutory duty to keep a register of disabled children living in the City of London. This register helps us plan and deliver services for children and young people with disabilities in the City of London. Registering is voluntary, but by signing up, your child will also be eligible to receive a MAX Card.
What is a MAX Card?
The MAX Card is a free discount card for families of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). It offers discounted or free entry to over 1,200 attractions, activities, and venues across the UK – including theme parks, zoos, soft play centres, cinemas, museums, and more. It’s a great way to enjoy quality time together as a family at reduced cost.
How to Join the Register and Receive a MAX Card
If you would like your child to be added to the Disability Register and receive a MAX Card, please complete the registration form by clicking here.