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  1. Dyslexia

    Even though children can begin to show signs of dyslexia from a young age, it is typically not diagnosed until around 6 years old. That said, some children will not be diagnosed during their school years. Dyslexia affects each individual differently, however, there are some…
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  2. The Early Help Hub

    The Early Help Hub provides co-ordinated support for children, young people and families at any point in their lives. We work alongside families to get the right help that they need, working in partnership with other agencies to build a community of support to reduce…
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  3. Early Help Professionals Hub

      NEW Early Help Record and Plan! Tool to help practicioners, across agency and discipline, to record a structured understand, plan, do conversation with families. Early Help Record and Plan We have recently revised and updated the Early Help Record and Plan ready for community…
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  4. Early Years

    There are a number of early education and childcare options to choose from in Newham; ranging from nurseries and playgroups to out of school play schemes for older children. All providers follow the Statutory Framework for the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), which sets the standards…
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  8. Education 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…
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  9. 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…
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  10. Educational Psychology Service

    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…
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