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Extended schools
Schools which offer Extended Services are places where the whole school community can enjoy learning, access services and feel welcome.
The vision is of schools at the heart of the community offering a range of locally determined activities and services. There is no single model for extended schools - what is on offer is shaped by the needs and demands of pupils, parents and the wider community. Many schools are already providing access to extended services, but we want all schools to do this so that all children, young people and families can benefit, wherever they live.
This work is co-ordinated by North Yorkshire County Council andHambleton District Council work in partnership with officers to provide a range of opportunities for children and families
Useful links
- North Yorkshire County Council - Extended schools Opens in a new window
- North Yorkshire County Council - Family Information Service Opens in a new window
- Every Child Matters Opens in a new window
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