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School Support Advisers and Schools School Support Advisers and Schools East West West North South South School Support Advisor: School Support Advisor: School Support Advisor: School Support Advisor: School Support Advisor: School Support Advisor: David Hughes - 07908 163662 Kellyanne Perry - 07539 466957 Kerry Hinks - 07506 354263 Ann Page - 07956 613866 Donna Ricketts - 07506092870 Jo Phillips - 07557 758373 Panel Dates for 2018 - 17 January, 14 February, 14 March, Panel Dates for 2018 - Panel Dates for 2018 - Panel Dates for 2018 - Panel Dates for 2018 - Panel Dates for 2018 - 11 April, 9 May, 6 June, 4 July, 1 August, 29 August, 3 January, 31January, 3 January, 31January, 10 January, 7 February, 7 March, 24 January, 21 February, 24 January, 21 February, 26 September, 24 October, 21 November, 19 December 28 February, 28 March, 28 February, 28 March, 4 April, 2 May, 30 May, 27 June, 21 March, 18 April, 16 May, 21 March, 18 April, 16 May, 25 April, 23 May, 20 June, 25 April, 23 May, 20 June, 25 July, 22 August, 13 June, 27 June, 11 July, 13 June, 27 June, 11 July, 18 July, 15 August, 18 July, 15 August, 19 September, 17 October, 8 August, 5 September, 8 August, 5 September, 12 September, 10 October, 12 September, 10 October, 14 November, 12 December 3 October, 31 October, 3 October, 31 October, 7 November, 5 December 7 November, 5 December 28 November 28 November Schools Schools Schools Schools Schools Schools Aldridge Secondary St Francis of Assisi County Bridge Beacon Primary Abbey Primary Blue Coat Federation Alumwell Infant Barr Beacon Secondary St Francis Primary Grace Academy Bentley West Primary Blakenall Junior Blue Coat C of E Alumwell Junior Blackwood Primary St James Primary Kings Hill Primary Fibbersley Park Primary All Saints Academy Caldmore Village Primary Alumwell Nursery Brownhills Secondary St Johns CE primary Lodge Farm King Charles Primary Busill Jones Primary Chuckery Primary Butts Primary Brownhills West Primary St Mary’s Moorcroft Wood Lane Head Nursery Castle Business & Enterprise College Delves Infant Birchills CE Community Castlefort JMI Primary of the Angels Primary Old Church New Invention Infant Christ Church JMI Delves Junior Academy Cooper and Jordan St Michaels Pinfold Street New Invention Junior Edgar Stammers Primary Academy Fullbrook Nursery North Walsall Academy CE Primary CE Primary Rough Hay Primary Old Hall Elmore Green Academy Hillary Primary Croft Academy Elmwood Streetley Academy Rowley View Nursery Pool Hayes Arts & Community Goldsmith Primary Academy Joseph Leckie Academy Reedswood E-Act Primary Holy Trinity CE Primary The Radleys Primary Salisbury Rosedale CE Infant Greenfield Primary Palfrey Infant and Nursery Academy Leighswood Primary Walsall Wood Primary Shepwell School Short Health Junior Jubilee Academy Palfrey Junior St Patricks Catholic Primary Lindens Primary Watling Street Primary Barcroft Primary St Giles CE Primary Leamore Primary Parkhall Infants Academy West Walsall E-Act Academy Manor Primary Whetstone Primary St Josephs Willenhall E-ACT Academy Little Bloxwich Primary Parkhall Junior Academy Meadow View JMI Primary St Thomas More The Jane lane School Lower Farm Primary Whitehall Junior Millfield Primary Pool Hayes Primary Woodlands Academy Mary Elliot Whitehall Infants New Leaf Primary Millfields Nursery School Queen Mary High School Incusion Bloxwich Academy Queen Mary Grammar Early New leaf Senior PRU Ormiston Shelfield Academy St Mary’s the Mount Oakwood Specialist Pelsall Village Catholic Primary Help Ogley Hay Nursery Phoenix Primary Academy Walsall Studio Pheasey Park Farm Primary Rivers Primary Academy Rushall Primary Sandbank Nursery Ryders Hayes Primary St Thomas of Canterbury Primary Shire Oak Academy Sunshine Infant & Nursery St Annes Primary Valley Nursery St Bernadettes Primary St Peters Catholic Primary Walsall Academy Young P nd eo a p n le e ’ r s d P l i a r h t C n l e l r a s WalsallFIS s l h a i Families Information Service p W .
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