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Performance licence A child will need a licence if they're of school age and taking part in: films, plays, concerts or other public performances that the audience pays to see, or that take place on l

What do you mean by children that have English as an additional language? English as an additional language (EAL) refers to a child initially exposed to a language other than English. They usually spe

Following the extension to Local Authority duties in September 2021, the Virtual School has a role in championing the educational attendance, attainment, and progress of children with a social worker.

From September 2024 the Virtual School will be providing advice and training for schools, relevant LA teams, and kinship carers for children who have a formal Kinship care order, such as an SGO, but w

See a glossary of terms used. Ordinarily Available Inclusive Provision It is important for adults to recognise behaviour as a communication and to try to understand what it means. Self-regulation

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

There are national criteria (rules) that tell Adult Social Care who is entitled to have their care and support needs met. Under the Care Act, if you can answer yes to all three questions bel

Educational Psychologists (EPs) work within the Local Authority in partnership with education settings (early years, schools, and alternative provision and further education colleges), families, and o

Assistance for private sector residents with responsibility to carry out repairs – call the Handyperson hotline on 0161 793 3445 or contact juliewilliams@salfordfoundation.org.uk If you n

PfA outcomes across the age ranges Progress towards PfA outcomes starts in the Early Years. From real world play to numeracy in the primary years, to careers advice and work experience in secondary sc