Bringing together the best information to support families in Rushmoor
Bringing together the best information to support families in Rushmoor
Gives free independent advice to families on all aspects of state-funded education.
Online learning, support and advice for adult learners.
Online learning, support and advice.
School, childcare and nursery finder.
The Duke of Edinburgh’s (D of E) is a voluntary scheme for those aged 14-25 years and is a personal development programme for young people that allows them to undertake various activities within the four sections of volunteering, personal skills, physical activities and the expedition. This is a fun and enjoyable way to try out new exciting activities, develop your skills, meet new friends and also get a recognised award for your efforts. There are three levels of the award, Bronze, Silver and Gold, with each demanding more commitment at each level. To find out more about doing your D of E visit the website.
To find out where you can do the D of E in your local area please contact Chris Golby, D of E Field and Development Officer, North Hampshire.
We help individuals, charities, organisations and communities to maximise the benefits offered by employee volunteering.
Tower House Horses are based at Micheldever Station and service a wide catchment area around Winchester, Andover and Basingstoke. Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) gives children, young people and adults the opportunity to engage in learning through participating in therapeutic activities with horses. There is no riding involved and the horses are carefully chosen so that they are safe to handle and be around. EAL has shown proven benefit with a wide range of people, including those with special educational needs, learning difficulties, poor literacy and numeracy, ADHD, autism, behavioural issues or simply a lack of confidence.
The facility is run by a certified EAL Facilitator and is part of a network of centres set up by the Equine Assisted Qualifications organisation. They can also offer learners a qualification and, if they wish, learners can work towards the NOCN Step-Up Award, Certificate or Diploma through the facility’s accreditation with the Open College Network (OCN).
For more details contact Susie Little.
EMTAS is part of Children's Services within Hampshire County Council. Their service supports schools and families across Hampshire in raising ethnic minority achievement, through bilingual assistance, projects, training, family learning and advisory support.
Their educational classes for ethnic groups include Family Language Literacy, Keeping Up With The Children and Language for ICT.
First Partnership is a not-for-profit Educational Business Partnership (EBP) who supply and deliver educational support to schools and colleges through a variety of creative programmes which bring business and education together.
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Everything you need to know about Hampshire's Schools and Colleges.
Hampshire Learning provides a wide range of learning opportunities for the people of Hampshire, working in partnership with schools, children's centres, community and voluntary organisations.
Hotcourses is the UK's largest database of educational opportunities.
Supporting learning in the voluntary and community sector.
Learndirect courses and centres, and advice on careers and learning.
Information on curriculum requirements for state schools. The state sector comprises maintained schools, academies and Free Schools.
A partnership of learning organisations from Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
Ofsted inspect and regulate schools, children and families services, adult learning and skills, and early years and childcare.
The website of the Open University.
Ofsted is inviting parents and carers to rate their child’s school through a new online survey on the Ofsted website called Parent View. The survey includes 12 questions and asks parents to rank how well the school does in areas like managing behaviour, quality of teaching, tackling bullying and setting homework. Parents are also asked if they would recommend the school to another parent. The results for a school become visible once a small number of surveys are completed. To register to complete a survey, please visit the website.
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