Accessibility

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Somerset Parent Partnership is committed to making the content of this website as accessible to as many people as possible. Under the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA), goods and services must be provided on equal terms to anyone with a disability.

Following the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)'s recommendations we have worked towards WAI Level AA (Priority 2) accessibility on our site. This website has been passed validation checks for XHTML 1.0 Transitional and W3C CSS compliancy.

Text Size

If you would like to change the text size used throughout this website, please use the Text Size links at the top of any page throughout the site. Alternatively, you can change the font size via your web browser's menu:
Viewers And Plug-ins

This site contains links to Acrobat and Word documents. To view these you may need to download and install viewers:
At the time of writing both of these are free downloads.


Navigation And Access Keys

This site has been designed to allow easy navigation using either the mouse or the keyboard. To navigate using the keyboard use the
Tab key to move forwards through links or Shift + Tab to move backwards through links and the Return key to activate a link. Pressing the Backspace key will take you back one page.

Access keys are used to provide keyboard shortcuts as an alternative form of navigation around the website. Usage of access keys differs according to browser:
The access keys set up for this website are: A 'skip navigation' facility has been provided on this site for the benefit of users with screen readers. It can be implemented by using the skip navigation access key. This allows the user to bypass the navigation areas and go directly to that page's main content.


Site Map

This is a list of all the main pages on the site, organised hierarchically:


Privacy

Some websites use cookies to "remember" information about you, which are small files stored on your local hard drive. This website does not use cookies.

Personal information about you is not stored unless a request for support is made via an online form (eg the
Support For Parents page). In that case you must first agree that you understand that records will be kept on a database and that you have the right to have copies of that information.