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Parental Support
- Adult education opportunities in Europe
- Affordable Warmth & Fuel Poverty
- Baby-sitting service
- Bullying and harassment policy
- Education - early years grant
- Education - mentoring schemes
- Education maintenance award
- Extended schools
- Family centres
- Free school meals
- Language and cultural support
- Musical instrument hire
- Psychology, psychiatry or social work services
- School - 14-19 area prospectus
- School - clothing grants and vouchers
- School - complaints procedure
- School - home schooling
- School - maintenance grant
- School - supervised medication
- School - support for gifted children
- School - transition between schools
- School admissions - appeals
- School mentors
- School transport - 16-19 year olds
- Special educational needs - assessment
- Special educational needs - co-ordinated support plan
- Special educational needs - disabled students allowance
- Special educational needs - placement in mainstream schools
- Special educational needs - transport
- Student awards
- Student loan
Family centres
North Yorkshire County Council's Surestart Children's Centres are at the forefront of the Government's policy to develop integrated services for families with young children (0-5 years old).
They are set up in areas which are disadvantaged, perhaps economically, or because of poor housing, or simply by not having many services already available in the area. Below you will find contact details for each of the 5 Children's Centres in Hambleton as well as links to North Yorkshire County Council.
Contacts
- Bedale Children's Centre Opens in a new window
- Easingwold Children's Centre Opens in a new window
- Northallerton Children's Centre Opens in a new window
- Stokesley Childrens Centre Opens in a new window
- Thirsk and Sowreby Children's Centres Opens in a new window
Useful links
- North Yorkshire County Council - Family centres Opens in a new window
- North Yorkshire County Council - Family Information Service Opens in a new window
- Department of Education - Children and Young People Opens in a new window
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