A wonderful prom for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) has been held in Derby.
The event was organised by generous mum-of-four Emma Tansley, whose daughter Emily is visually impaired and has stigmatism and nystagmus.
Speaking before the prom, Emma said: "Emily deserves to have a prom, just like her peers, but I have been told that her school can't meet her needs.
"There are hundreds of young people like Emily who will miss out on prom this year because their needs aren't being met - and that's just not fair.
"That's why I wanted to host a prom for all those young people who face daily battles just to be accepted."
Emma has sent DerbyWorld these pictures from the lovely event.
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The prom was held at Sunnyhill Community Centre on Sunday night. | Submitted
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Emma, from Littleover, said: "We had a really lovely time. It was a great event with plenty of smiles." | Submitted
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Emma went on: "We were lucky to have been given the use of Sunnyhill Community Centre for free, plus donations of prom dresses, suits, a balloon arch, food and a DJ." | Submitted
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"We'd like to thank everyone who attended and everyone who helped in the organisation of the prom. People really have been so kind and it means a lot," Emma added. | Submitted