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A new special school for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Speech and Learning Difficulties, and Communication and Interaction Difficulties is to be built in Salford. Contextual information for

The quickest way to tell us when we get things wrong is to complete either our complaints form, our comments form or our compliments form. Your complaint will be logged centrally and the information w

The purpose of the revised Salford Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) tracker is to enable parents and practitioners to support children in meeting their potential by ensuring they are making progres

Help and support can mean many different things. For example, help might be a fellow parent/carer or an extended family member giving a suggestion on how to encourage a child to settle at night, a lea

Being a parent or carer brings many joys and wonderful experiences as you watch your child try new things, develop their skills and become more independent. These moments can be particularly poignant

If your child has a medical need to attend a school, then they may be given priority for a place at your preferred school. You should start by checking the admission policy for your preferred school.

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

The Salford Royal Hospital Discharge Homelessness Team can help you. What is the Hospital Discharge Homelessness Team? We are a team of 2 housing officers who work for Salford City Council but are fu

Focus fostering is a specialised form of fostering providing placements for children between the ages of 5 to 18 years old. The children referred to the Focus fostering scheme have more complex suppor

Local housing allowance (LHA) rates are used to work out housing benefit entitlement for most tenants living in privately rented accommodation. They are based on the area whe