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The Children in Care team aims to promote the achievement and inclusion of pupils in care. The outcomes for 11 year olds in English and maths are at least 60% as good as those of their peers: the proportion who become disengaged from education…

The Visual Impairment Outreach Service is led by Mrs Kate Collings, a qualified teacher of the visually impaired (QTVI). Kate has a part time VI assistant outreach worker who helps to visits the VI children under 3. The service provides a core service to schools…

Luton School offering education and extended services. Breakfast Club We have a daily breakfast club from 7.45 in the morning at a cost of £2.00 per child per day. After school club We run an after school club from Monday - Thursday ONLY. 3:30pm-4:30pm, costs £3.50…

Primary school in Luton offering education and extended services.  Breakfast ClubWhitefield Primary has a breakfast club for pupils - contact the school for further details and to book.  Whitefield Primary School NurseryThis setting is a nursery based within a school, offering care for…

Woodlands Secondary School teaches students with significant special educational needs and/or disabilities. Please contact the school directly for further information. Local Offer for Special Educational Needs & Disabilities Visit the Woodlands Secondary School's Local Offer information for pupils…

Learning Support Advisory Teachers (LSS) apply their knowledge of child development and education to promote children’s learning, social development and emotional well-being, and to support schools and Nurseries to make the curriculum available to all learners. Learning Support Advisory Teachers are postgraduate, qualified teachers with…

The aim of the five support services is to provide a quality service through partnership with parents, schools and agencies to enable children with special educational needs to succeed educationally, socially and emotionally in Luton mainstream schools in response to the SEN Code of Practice 2001.…

The service promotes and enforces regular school attendance and works with schools to raise overall attendance levels. Education welfare officers work with pupils and the families of pupils who are having problems attending school regularly, and will devise strategies in conjunction with families and schools…

Heywood House is a day care centre  offering Health, Social Care and an Educational Programme; enriching the lives of young adults with profound and complex learning difficulties and additional needs. We will accept young adults from any of the local authorities. We specialise in young…

SENAT is responsible for: coordinating education, health and care (EHC) needs assessments overseeing the assessment and planning process ensuring timely decision making producing coordinated EHC plans monitoring the progress of children with existing plans/statements of SEN the placement (admissions process) of children with plans…