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Blank Portrait Template (B&W) - Nottinghamshire County Council
Admission arrangements Nottinghamshire County Council, as the admission authority for all community and voluntary controlled schools in Nottinghamshire, is responsible for setting and applying the admission arrangements for those schools. For foundation and voluntary aided schools (including trust schools) the admission authority is the governing body of the school. For academies (including ...
Early Years and Schools Forum meetings - Nottinghamshire County Council
The Early Years and Schools Forum holds a minimum of four ordinary meetings a year. In addition to this, where there is a genuine business need for a decision or formal view to be expressed by the forum, extraordinary meetings may also be called. The details of forthcoming Early Years and Schools Forum meetings are listed below. Meetings of the Early Years and Schools Forum are open to members ...
G4: Redundancy and Early Retirement Policy
1.2 Non school based employees affected by redundancy, will be considered under the provisions of Section G5 - Redeployment Policy, Personnel Handbook.
20 June 2022 21 010 513 The Ombudsman’s final decision July 2021. It ...
The Ombudsman’s final decision Summary: Miss X complained the Council did not provide a suitable alternative education for her daughter, Y, when she was out of school. Although the Council was not aware initially that Y was out of school, it was at fault for not checking the support in Y’s Education Health and Support plan was in place, enabling her to return to school, and delays in ...
Blank Portrait Template (B&W) - Nottinghamshire County Council
Admission arrangements Nottinghamshire County Council, as the admission authority for all community and voluntary controlled schools in Nottinghamshire, is responsible for setting and applying the admission arrangements for those schools. For foundation and voluntary aided schools (including trust schools) the admission authority is the governing body of the school. For academies (including ...
Free school meals and milk: easy read - Nottinghamshire County Council
< Back to: Nottinghamshire Easy Read Library Free school meals and milk: easy read This easy read document tells you about free school meals and free milk in Nottinghamshire. Free school meals and milk: easy read [PDF] If you use assistive technology (such as a screen reader) and need a more accessible format of this document, please email easyread@nottscc.gov.uk.
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE JOINT STRATEGIC NEEDS ASSESSMENT
Research has shown people with a learning disability have worse physical and mental health than those without a learning difficulty. The numbers of 0-24 year olds is projected to increase by 7.1% from 226,690 in 2018 to 235,808 in 2028. Nottinghamshire JSNA: 0-25 Special Educational Needs and Disability, 2022 School Census data shows that 11% of pupils in Nottinghamshire schools have SEND needs.
School buses - Nottinghamshire County Council
School buses School bus passes You may be entitled to free travel or be able to purchase a bus pass from the Council. For more details please visit the Under 16 School Travel Assistance page. Bus fares For bus fare information search for the bus service number or school. Standard fares are shown below. If you need to contact the operator for fares information you can use the links at the ...
Apply for under 16 travel assistance - Nottinghamshire County Council
Apply for under-16 travel assistance in Nottinghamshire. Submit an online application to find out if your child is eligible for help.
Primary school meal menus
As schools return, we've needed to adapt our menu as some of our normal supply chains have been disrupted. We haven't compromised on nutrition or taste, and we are continuing to use fresh ingredients. Search for a school menu Please use the box below to search for your school, or see the full list below.
Former Mansfield Town directors shine a light on life as foster carers
A caring Nottinghamshire couple who spent almost a decade as directors at Mansfield Town Football Club have a shone a light on life as foster carers. Tina and Paul Broughton became support foster carers with Nottinghamshire County Council last summer, just a few months after stepping down from their roles at the Stags. Now the duo, who acted as operations director and stadium director ...
WORK PROGRAMME 2023/24 CHILDREN AND FAMILIES SELECT COMMITTEE Meeting ...
15 January 2024 Provision of Support to Looked After Children Transitioning Out of the Care System To receive the response from the Cabinet Member for Children and Families to the resolution made at the June 2023 meeting:
Nottinghamshire Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy 2022-2026 ...
1 Foreword Nottinghamshire County’s third Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy (JHWS) has been developed in a national context of reduced healthy life expectancy in some communities, increasing health inequalities and global climate change.
School History - Nottinghamshire County Council
< Back to: Resource list and useful curriculum information for Home Educating Parents School History KS3, GCSE, IGCSE and A-Level history revision resources, created specifically to help busy teachers to engage their students and save hundreds of hours in lesson preparation. Subject: History/Geography Key Stage/Level: KS3, KS4, GCSE, A Level Cost: Yes For more information visit: History ...
Own admission authority schools’ consultation 2025-2026
Own admission authority schools’ consultation 2025-2026 Academies, foundation, studio, trust and voluntary aided schools are own admission authorities and are responsible for ensuring that the requirements of the School Admissions Code are met. If an own admission authority school has advised the Council that they are consulting on their admission arrangements for 2025-2026, they will be ...
WORK PROGRAMME 2023/24 CHILDREN AND FAMILIES SELECT COMMITTEE: UPDATED ...
Items for information briefings for Committee membersItems to be scheduled during 2024/25
Blank Portrait Template (B&W) - Nottinghamshire County Council
Admission arrangements Nottinghamshire County Council, as the admission authority for all community and voluntary controlled schools in Nottinghamshire, is responsible for setting and applying the admission arrangements for those schools. For foundation and voluntary aided schools (including trust schools) the admission authority is the governing body of the school. For academies (including ...
School complaints - Nottinghamshire County Council
complain about a school, school complaints, school problems,Contact your local council if you think a child has been harmed or call your local police on 101 if you think a child is in danger> How to complain You must complain directly to the school before you complain to any other organisation. All state funded schools (including community, academy, voluntary aided, voluntary controlled ...
Major school rebuild scheme in Mansfield Woodhouse is taking shape
A major scheme to rebuild an ‘outstanding’ Nottinghamshire school for children with special educational needs is nearing completion. Yeoman Park Academy in Mansfield Woodhouse is scheduled to welcome pupils aged from three to 19 for the first time after the Easter break on Monday 28 April. The purpose-built school, which will be run by Diverse Academies Trust, will boast high-quality ...
Interim visit - area SEND - letter example
Ofsted and CQC visit to Nottinghamshire local area Following the Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission (CQC) joint visit to Nottinghamshire, I write on behalf of Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Education, Children’s Services and Skills and the Chief Inspector of Primary Medical Services and Integrated Care of the CQC, to summarise the visit findings. Thank you for the time you made ...