Articles on Newham Local Offer (120)
East London NHS Adults Learning Disabilities Team
ELFT Adult Learning Disabilities Team Newham Health Team for Adults with Learning Disabilities (NHLD) works with people who have significant or severe levels of learning disabilities with additional communication, sensory and mobility problems. The team includes Psychiatrists, Clinical Psychologists, Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language…Education and Training for children and young people
Here you will find information on: The schools, colleges and universities in Newham Free early years education (3 & 4 year old's) Nursery, primary and secondary school admissions Deferred admissions Exclusions Appeals School health services Support for SENDEducation and Training Post 16
On this page you can find out about the opportunities available to you when you leave school. Whether you want to continue learning or start training, you can find information here. Young people aged 16 and 17 are under a duty to continue in education…Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs)
Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) In 2014 the previous statements of special educational needs were replaced by Education, Health and Care Plans. Nationally around 2-3% of children and young people have EHCPs. The Plan identifies needs, provision required to meet identified outcomes. The great…Educational Psychology Service (EPS)
Newham Educational Psychologists (EPs) are employed by The Local Authority to provide professional advice on children’s special educational needs, between the ages of 0-25. The Educational Psychology Service (EPS) work with children and young people (CYP), school staff, parents and other organisations to support the…Employment & Training
Our dedicated employment advisers’ offer targeted support to adults who are looking for work, education & training opportunities or those seeking new opportunities. Our team has a wide range of skills, experience and in-depth knowledge of the labour market. They also have strong connections to…Exclusion
Our schools work with parents to provide support and advice around behavioural challenges and attendance issues which can lead to sanctions including exclusion from school. Find out more about exclusion.Explore Barclays LifeSkills to improve your learner’s money management skills
Discover the modules below to get your learners started on improving their financial confidence: Help learners to manage their money with Understanding banks and money management Gain a greater understanding of their income from work and other sources in Taking control of your income Identify…Families First
Families First works with a variety of families where there is a child or young person with emotional, social and or behavioural difficulties. Some needs might include: School attendance, children at risk of exclusion or those who have already been excluded from school, including NEET…