Search results for "schools" (191)

Educating your child at home

Parents/carers are legally required to ensure their child is in receipt of a suitable education but this does not have to be in a school. Some will choose to electively home educate. Elective home education is the term used to describe a parent or carer's…

Choice of education

There are several types of schools to chose from and formal education could also take place at your home. You can find an overview of these options below: 

Professionals Hub

Out of school (OOS) providers hub

Support in nurseries and schools

This page provides guidance and information on the support available in nurseries and schools. 

What happens if a child/young person is missing school due to illness?

 

What should a school do to support children/young people with medical conditions?

All schools should have a Medical Conditions Policy which states how the school will support children with medical conditions. This should include the procedures for getting the right care, the training in place and who is responsible for making sure the policy is carried out.…

Schools and learning Q&As

On this page, you can find answers to your questions regarding schools, from the different type of schools available, to school support for children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). The content sections below contains questions have been submitted by local parents and answered…

Independent (Private) Schools

What are independent schools? Independent schools (also known as private schools) are educational providers not funded or maintained by the Government. Pupils at independent schools may not follow the national curriculum. You will usually be expected to pay fees for your child to attend an…

Wraparound care

SEND Local Offer training