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Information for members of the public The Welfare Rights Service gives free, confidential expert benefits advice. We help to make sure that people are getting the right benefits from the Department fo

Adoption is not always appropriate and some children cannot return home. When this happens and a child or children cannot return home, a child may need a long term foster carer to provide permanence a

See a glossary of terms used. Skill: General Getting advice, classroom adjustments Use effective assessment tools to identify an overall profile of emotional wellbeing at the whole school and cla

Children and young people with Special Educational Needs (SEN) all have learning difficulties or disabilities that make it harder for them to learn than most children and young people of the same age.

Assisted enrolment service for Free School Meals Update - a recent review of our Housing Benefit and Council Tax Support information that we hold has highlighted that many households may meet the cri

If you can't meet your mortgage payments, are worried you might fall behind with your payments or you have received a letter from your mortgage company (lender) about the repossession of your home - i

Behaviour is the way in which we act or respond to a situation or event that occurs. We can all respond to something positively. For example, smiling and laughing to show our enjoyment and pleasure. E

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

This page provides information about when a child can be excluded and the obligations of the school to review an exclusion and the right to appeal an exclusion. The rules governing exclusions from Sch

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 clas