This practical course equips parents, teachers, education professionals, and advocates with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the special education diagnostic process and effectively support children with disabilities. Participants will gain a clear understanding of educational needs assessments, Individualised Education Programme (IEP) development, documentation, and collaborative partnerships between families and schools. The course also explores legal rights, effective advocacy, communication strategies, and conflict resolution within special education settings. Through interactive discussions, case studies, role-play, and practical assignments, participants will develop the confidence to organise educational records, write effective correspondence, develop measurable IEP goals, and advocate for appropriate educational services that promote positive outcomes for children with special educational needs.