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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 - catering
- School - closures
- School - clothing grants and vouchers
- School - development plans
- 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
Travelling people - support for children
The Department for Children, Schools and Families refers to Travellers as identifiable groups that are traditionally associated with a nomadic lifestyle. This includes Gypsies, Scottish, Welsh or Irish Travellers, Showground families, Circus people, Bargees and New Travellers.
Many of the Travellers have a long association with North Yorkshire and uphold distinct traditions and beliefs. Some may be continually mobile, some occasionally mobile, some may live in houses and others may be seasonal workers.
The Traveller Support Service Opens in a new window aims to help overcome problems of interrupted schooling and provide access to a positive and enriching educational experience for every child. The Service supports all Traveller families, schools and other education settings and aims to ensure that all traveller children and young people, including those who move frequently or live in isolated parts of the county, have access to a full curriculum within mainstream schools.
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