Moving to your secondary school or from school to college or work are big, exciting changes!
Like any change this might make you feel nervous too. We have some practical information to help you prepare for and manage these transitions.
In these BBC Bitesize videos, other students share their experiences of starting a new school alongside some tips on how to adjust.
There are lots of helpful ideas, tips and strategies for secondary school on the Kids website.
Here is a really useful worksheet for finding your way around school to help stop you getting lost.
Young Minds have videos and resources that can support you through the transition and reassure you that you are not alone in worrying about these changes.
People First and Westminster City Council have produced Moving On: A Guide to Becoming an Adult for Young People with Disabilities in an easy read version and the People First website has more information on the transition process from children's care services to adult's care services
Mencap has advice on the transition process for people with learning disabilities and has a free Learning Disability Helpline service offering advice and support.
The National Development Team for Inclusion has lots of person centred planning tools to ensure that your views are at the centre of the Preparing for Adulthood process.
The Council for Disabled Children has a Transition Information Network that shares information and good practice for disabled young people, families & professionals and they publish the My Future Choices Magazine which shares articles about projects that support disabled young people and stories of transition written by disabled young people.
