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Parents Do I need to apply for two year old funding each term? No, once the funding is approved it will continue until you child moves to three year old funding (the term after the child turns thr

Transitions are times of change; they are part of everyday life and take place from the earliest years. One way of supporting children through transitions is to gather as much information as possible

Citywide is the council's catering service. They provide school meals to most of Salford's schools. Eating well is important for children's health. A balanced lunch will help a child concentrate bette

"Schools don't understand what it is like to be a young carer, and what all the added responsibilities mean. Why don't they ask us? Sometimes talking can help them understand."Salford young carer aged

Lifelong Links aims to create lasting support networks for care experienced children and young people who have lost connections with family members and other important people during their time in care

See what's available and book a place Find out what the HAF programme means to families in Salford About the Holiday activities and food programme Children and young people aged four to 16 who are

Young people with Special Educational Needs and/or Disability (SEND) and parents and/or carers of children and young people with SEND are being invited to join a group to develop and improve Salford’s

New automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) enabled CCTV cameras have been installed outside a number of schools across Salford to crackdown on drivers who put children’s lives at risk. This follows

This page lists the various benefits forms that are available to complete online or that can be downloaded. Online benefit forms Make a claim for housing benefit or Council Tax Reduction Make a cl

Welcoming International New Arrival Children (INAs) to Salford International New Arrival Children may arrive at your school at any time of the year and in any year group. Ensuring that we