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As part of our drive to improve the outcomes for cared for and previously cared for after children, Salford Virtual School Team provide training and development sessions across a range of subject area
Address: Sefton RoadSwintonM27 6JU Telephone: 0161 794 6215 Email address: info@swinton.coop Headteacher: Ms Z Ali School type: Academy Total number of places for year 7: 215 Total applicat
The autism and social communication team are a team of specialist teachers who work to provide specialist advice for children and young people in mainstream primary and secondary settings, who ha
See a glossary of terms used. Skill: General Getting advice Overall setting approach. Use of curriculum/ screeners. Specific staff teaching/ support. Set-up of setting. Involvement with parents/
As you take a walk through Peel Park, each sculpture you come across captures a moment in the park’s vast history. Use the soundscapes to transport you back to those moments and learn about the histo
Salford was the first place in England to get formal recognition for its ambition to become a Living Wage City. The Living Wage Foundation recognised Salford under its Living Wage Places scheme on 11
Applications for 2025 are now closed. Interested in running some school holiday sessions? Find out everything you need and how to apply to become a provider, as part of the Holiday and Activities Food
Follow us on: What does it mean being in care? There are lots of reasons why children are cared for. This may be for a short while or until you are an adult. Everyone's situation is different so
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Lightoaks Park is one of the larger parks in Salford and is popular with both local people and visitors. The park was officially opened in 1925 and is a focal point for the Claremont community, where