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Alternative provision (AP) refers to education that a student receives away from their school, arranged by Local Authorities, or by the schools themselves. For some children and young people in Salfor

See a glossary of terms used. Skill: Language development Getting advice, classroom adjustments Staff have an awareness of speech, language and communication and how this presents in the cla

Follow us on: Everyone feels worried, anxious and stressed about things at some point in their life and it is normal to feel like that. But there are times when these feelings can feel overwhelm

Salford is aiming to become a Digital City, an ambition which forms part of our wider vision for a better, fairer Salford to improve resident’s lives. We are strongly committed to digital inclusion -

If you are living in Salford, aged 18 to 25 years old and are in housing difficulty or facing the threat of homelessness, you may benefit from mediation services. Mediation and support is offered to y

The council tax you pay goes towards the cost of providing a wide range of services to the people of Salford. Some of these services include, but are not limited to: Administration of a wide range of

Other support for people who misuse alcohol or drugs, their families and professionals. Under 21s Achieve Salford Recovery Services - under 21s Achieve Young People’s Team offer expert advice an

See a glossary of terms used. Ordinarily Available Inclusive Provision Research into child development confirms what experienced professionals already know: that little children need to have lots

What to expect from Salford Educational Psychology Service. What is an Educational Psychologist? Educational Psychologists (EPs) are trained to understand how children and young people learn and behav

In this section: Social emotional and mental health Cognition and learning Communication and interaction Sensory and/or physical Social emotional and mental health Name Description Cost