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There are approximately 700 results for the search term 'emotionally based school avoidance':

Special needs explained

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Most children grow up without having any major difficulties at school. Some children find it a little harder and need extra help. This could mean that they have special educational needs (SEN). A chil

Critical Incident Team

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What is a critical incident? A critical incident is an event that impacts on the school community, such as the sudden death of a pupil or teacher. What is the purpose of the Critical Incident Team?

Financial support and benefits

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Find out which benefits, concessions and schemes you and your family could be entitled to. For a benefits check contact Salford Welfare Rights and Debt Advice Service or visit the Contact a Fami

VE Day 80th Anniversary - 8 May 2025

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Get involved with the celebrations for the 80th Anniversary of VE Day which will take place on Thursday 8 May 2025. VE Day marks the end of World War II in Europe. It honours the service and sacrific

Walk, cycle, wheel, or wiggle – it all helps you feel better

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Moving more every day can support you to feel healthier and happier – and you can start today with very simple steps. Free and simple ways to get active and move more Salford has 60 parks and green s

EMTAS and referral form

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Salford Ethnic Minority and Traveller Achievement Service (EMTAS) provides support to all local authority schools. They help them meet the additional needs of their ethnic minority pupils. These

Ofsted data dashboard

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Ofsted's (Office for Standards in Education) data dashboard provides a snapshot of performance in a school. The dashboard can be used by governors and by members of the public to check performance of

Personal Education Plans (PEP)

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A Personal Education Plan, or PEP, is part of a cared for child’s care plan. All cared for children and young people of statutory education age should have a PEP. PEP meetings are held each term, usua

Buildings using stone

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In Salford, stone was generally reserved for high order buildings, such as places of worship, civic structures, monuments and commercial buildings. Whilst a diverse pallet of stone was used, the most

Living Wage case study

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Removing barriers to paying the Living Wage Chris Smallwood, Managing Director of Worsley-based Anchor Removals is proud to be the only real Living Wage, no zero hours removals company in the UK – and