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DirectorateThe Social Care and Education Services Directorate currently has two divisions who work with partners to secure a vision for the children and young people in Leicester City.
/your-council/directorate/Person centred review resources
This page is for schools, early years settings, colleges, other education and training providers, and professionals working with children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. It contains useful resources for person centred reviews.
/services/special-education-service/statutory-education-health-and-care-ehc-plans/person-centred-review-resources/Whole schools keeping in touch sessions (KiT)
KiT sessions are for heads, principals and senior leaders. They are the main vehicle for the local authority and other partners to raise and discuss issues for schools in the city.
/your-council/communications/whole-schools-keeping-in-touch-sessions-kit/Nuisance and disturbance
Advice and guidance for maintained schools in dealing with incidents of trespass and nuisance and disturbance on school premises.
/services/client-services/nuisance-and-disturbance/Built Environment Services for Schools
BESS is aimed towards schools and academies that wish Education Building Services to provide a comprehensive service offering. EBS will assess each school on a need basis and provide a detailed proposal for maintenance.
/services/leicester-traded-services/built-environment-services-for-schools/Grants for projects
Leicester schools can apply for help with the cost of projects that fall outside the core curriculum. Alderman Newton’s Educational Foundation is a local charity offering grants to state schools within the city of Leicester. There is no limit on the amount that can be applied for, although most grants are in the region of £1,000 - £3,000.
/community/awards-competitions-and-grants/grants-for-projects/Community food growing support
Funded by the city council, The conservation volunteers community food growing support programme provides free support and advice to schools, early learning settings, community gardens and allotments.
/services/environment-health-and-well-being/community-food-growing-support/Libraries and community centres
We kindly ask schools to support us by promoting the following consultations within your school community
/community/consultations/libraries-and-community-centres/Fair access protocol
The fair access protocol is a mechanism developed by the local authority in partnership with all schools in their area. Its aim is to ensure that vulnerable children, and those who are having difficulty in securing a school place in-year, are allocated a school place as quickly as possible. Every local authority must have a FAP in place. Once it has been agreed by the majority of schools in its area, all admission authorities must participate in it.
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