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Ordinarily Available Inclusive Provision What do we mean by ‘Ordinarily Available Inclusive Provision’? Salford is an inclusive city: it is expected that the vast majority of children will have their

International new arrival (INAs) parents, like all parents, are part of the school community and ensuring that they are receiving all the support they can to get involved with school life and their ch

Designation date 1979 Area 4.17 hectares (10.32 acres) Listed building entries 3 Background information The conservation area contains Monton Green, the grade II* listed Unitarian Church, a

The government is making changes to the nursery milk scheme. All early years settings will receive free nursery milk through a direct supplier. Childcare providers will have to register for the scheme

Salford City Council Road Safety Service are committed to improving safety on the roads in the city through a combined approach of improving the road network and infrastructure, providing training and

The Three Sisters site occupies around 4.5 hectares of land in the area of Ellesmere Park. An old Roman Road runs under the site which was once the main link between Manchester and Wigan. Three Sister

The Salford Ranger team work in a number of Salford's parks, country parks and local nature reserves. Our aim is to make these places somewhere for everyone to enjoy. We do this through providing outd

The Big Hygiene Book is a teacher's resource to supplement the teaching of bacteria, food safety and good hygiene practice. The book covers the foundation stage, key stage 1 and supports the National

School Attendance Strategy The council's School Attendance Strategy sets out our plans until 2026 to increase school attendance across all schools in the city. Evidence shows excellent attendance at

It is important that all young people have access to the whole school community, can take part in it and make progress. Every child is different in the way that they learn. Schools take account of thi