The Story Trail

The Story Trail

Amaze, your local charity supporting families with disabled children, has partnered with Wild in Art to bring you The Story Trail—a free, fun and family-friendly adventure.

Between 12 September and 8 November 2026, you can explore a city-wide gallery of more than 30 BookBenches. Each one is an open book, designed by a talented local artist and waiting to be discovered.

The story continues with a heartwarming collection of smaller BookBenches, lovingly decorated by local schools and community groups, adding their own chapters to our city’s tale.

Wander through our vibrant city, pause, and take a seat. Immerse yourself in a world of  stories our community has to tell. Our BookBenches are more than just beautiful art; they are a place for us all to belong.

#SitWithUs in Autumn 2026 for a journey of discovery and joy with The Story Trail.

Photo by Emma Bailey

You can find out more about The Story Trail by clicking here.

Preparing for your Annual Review – getting the most from your EHCP

Preparing for your Annual Review – getting the most from your EHCP

FREE and for parent carers in Brighton & Hove and East Sussex on the annual review: a chance to update your child or young person's EHCP

If your child or young person has an Education, Health and Care plan (EHCP) then the annual review is your opportunity to check progress, review their support, plan for next steps and to update the EHCP. This workshop will support you to get ready for the meeting and support you to engage with what happens next.

The workshop is for parent carers in Brighton & Hove and East Sussex

How to book

The workshop is free, but you need to book through Eventbrite.

You can contact [email protected] or 01273 772289 if you would like to find out more.

We will send you a Zoom link in an email before the workshop.

Please note: This online workshop is for parent carers who have a child or young person who has special educational needs or disabilities. You must live in East Sussex or Brighton & Hove or your child/young person with SEND must live, or be in education, in one of those areas.

West Sussex parents are served by the West Sussex SENDIAS Service and Reaching Families who offer similar events and impartial advice tailored to the area.

If you are from another area, you will find similar support services locally to you by searching SENDIAS and your area.

Please make sure you have updated Zoom to access the session.

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