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Schools and Colleges
- Advice and support for children in care
- Bullying and harassment policy
- Bullying and harassment policy
- Continuing professional development
- Education - early years grant
- Education maintenance award
- Extended schools
- Free school meals
- International students - information and advice
- Musical instrument hire
- Outdoor activity centres
- Primary school places
- Road safety - cycling and walking to school
- Roads - school crossing patrols
- School - 14-19 area prospectus
- School - assessment and performance
- School - book purchase scheme
- School - breakfast clubs
- School - catering
- School - closures
- School - clothing grants and vouchers
- School - development plans
- School - education in hospital
- School - exclusion of pupils
- School - health promotion
- School - information and advice
- School - pupil records
- School - teenage pregnancy
- School - term and holiday dates
- School - transport
- School - truancy
- School - visits
- School admissions - appeals
- School curriculum
- School governors
- School libraries - advice and training
- School library - project loans
- School library - talks
- School transport - 16-19 year olds
- Secondary school places
- 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
- Travelling people - support for children
- Vetting of contract and supplier staff
School - nursing
School nurses provide a variety of services to young people aged from 5 to 19 years, such as providing health and sex education within schools, carrying out developmental screening, undertaking health interviews and administering immunisation programmes.
They can offer advice and support for a whole range of issues including bereavement, divorce and separation, family arguments, stress and relaxation techniques, boyfriend/girlfriend troubles, mood swings/feelings, bullying, self harm, drinking alcohol, smoking, feeling too thin/fat, puberty - body changes. emergency contraception, pregnancy testing, chlamydia screening, advice on behaviour management, or anything at all that is troubling you.
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