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Billingham North Stockton Central Stockton South Stockton 1 South Stockton 2 Jane Williams Vikki Meynell Tanya Adams/Leanne Kennedy Michelle Latham Amanda Porteous 01642 526508/ 07467 443604 01642 524248/ 07467 443603 01642 526435/ 07823 523300 01642 527381/ 07823 523299 01642 527437/ Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Secondary Northfield Secondary Bishopsgarth Secondary Grangefield Academy All Saints Academy Conyers Academy St Michael’s RC Academy North Shore Health Academy Ian Ramsey CE Academy Ingleby Manor Free School Egglescliffe Academy Our Lady & St Bede’s Academy St Patrick’s RC Academy Primary Primary Thornaby Academy Primary Bewley Primary Crooksbarn Primary Primary Barley Fields Primary Billingham South Frederick Nattrass Academy Bowesfield Primary Primary Durham Lane Primary High Clarence Primary Hardwick Green Academy Fairfield Primary Bader Primary Egglescliffe CE Primary Oakdene Primary Harrow Gate Academy Hartburn Primary Christ the King RC Academy Junction Farm Primary Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary Norton Academy Holy Trinity Rosehill CE VA Harewood Primary Kirklevington Primary Pentland Primary Rosebrook Primary Primary Ingleby Mill Primary Layfield Primary Priors Mill Primary St Gregory’s Catholic Academy Mill Lane Primary Mandale Mill Primary Levendale Primary Roseberry Primary St John the Baptist CE Primary Oxbridge Lane Primary Myton Park Primary Preston Primary St John’s RC Academy St Joseph’s RC Primary (Norton) St Bede’s Catholic Academy St Patrick’s RC (Thornaby) St Francis of Assisi CE Primary St Joseph’s RC Academy St Marks Elm Tree CE Primary St Cuthbert’s RC Primary Thornaby CE Primary St Mary’s CE Primary (Billingham) The Glebe Primary St Patrick’s RC Primary Village Primary St Therese of Lisieux RC St Paul’s RC Academy Whitehouse Primary The Oak Tree Academy The Links Primary Wolviston Primary William Cassidi CE Primary Tilery Primary Special Whinstone Primary Westlands Academy Wynyard Primary Free School Yarm Academy Special Early Years Settings Early Years Settings Special Abbey Hill (11-16yrs old) Boomerang Private Cheeky Monkees – Thornaby Ash Trees Academy (5-11yrs old) Redhill Centre Cheeky Monkees – Durham Road Teesside High School Glenfield Nursery School Cheeky Monkees – Oaktree Yarm School High Flyers Early Support Nursery Early Years Settings Pupil Referral Unit Elmwood Playgroup Ingleby Barwick Children’s Nursery Billingham Children’s Day Nursery GreenGates (5-11yrs old) Fairfield Day Care Centre & OOS Early Years Settings st Montessori People @ High Flyers Footsteps Nursery Kids 1 Day Nursery – Bowesfield Butterfield Pre-school Playgroup st Montessori Pre School Thornaby Kids 1 Day Nursery – Wynyard Other Lighthouse Day Nursery & OOS Busy Bees – Day Nursery Plus Fives OOS New Life Day Nursery & OOS King Edwin (Spark of Genius) Little Ladybirds Nursery Cheeky Monkees - The Links Piglets Playgroup Riverbank Day Nursery Newtown Nursery - BLF Clever Clogs Day Nursery Teddy Bears Nursery@Total Fitness Playdays Private Rosedene Day Nursery @ Sunrise Layfield Day Care Centre & OOS Tees Active Childcare Port Clarence Pre-school Learn All Rosehill Preschool Levendale Under 5’s group Rosedene @ St Paul’s &OOS Red House School Teacher Time Day Nursery Levendale Before&After School Tummy Ticklers Childcare Centre Early Years Settings Teesdale Childrens Day Nursery Mrs B’s – OOS @ Barleyfields Frederick Nattrass Nursery - BLF The Barn – Elmwood Comm Ctre Mrs B’s – OOS @ Whinstone The Norton Nursery & Kids Zone The Oval Childcare – Day Nursery Playhouse Day Nursery Ragworth Nursery - BLF The Star Day Nursery Puddleducks Yarm High Street Rainbow Day Nursery & OOS Tiny Turners Nursery & Big Katt Puddleducks OOS Yarm Academy Redhill Day Nursery Rosedene Day @ Durham Lane Rosedene Nursery @ Hardwick Rosedene Day @ Egglescliffe Ryandale Playgroup Woodlands Playgroup Pupil Referral Unit and Alternative Education Provision GreenGates (5-11yrs) Bishopton Centre (5-16yrs) and ASPIRE: Alternative Education (14-16yrs) If child is permanently excluded = Home Address If child is dual rolled = Feeder School EHA Team – Locality Model October 2016 Billingham North Stockton Central Stockton South Stockton 1 South Stockton 2 Jane Williams Vikki Meynell Tanya Adams Michelle Latham Amanda Porteous 01642 526508/ 07467 443604 01642 524248/ 07467 443603 01642 526435/ 07823 523300 01642 527381/ 07823 523299 01642 527437/ Children Centres Children Centres Children Centres Children Centres Children Centres Footsteps CC (SBC) Redhill CC (SBC) The Star CC (BL) Riverbank CC (A4C) Layfield CC (A4C) New Life CC (A4C) Frederick Nattrass CC (BL) Sunrise CC (SBC) High Flyers CC (SBC) Barley Fields CC (A4C) Elm Tree CC (A4C) Northern CC (A4C) Social Care Teams Social Care Teams Social Care Teams Social Care Teams Social Care Teams OTHER AGENCIES WORKING ACROSS THE WHOLE LOCAL AUTHORITY Adult Social Care Services Alliance Psychology Services Attendance and Exclusion Team Away Out Birchtree Practice Bridges Family & Carer Support Catalyst Children Social Care Services Corner House Youth Project CGL Services Eastern Ravens Early Years and Complex Needs Services Fire Brigade Harbour Health professionals Higher Education Colleges Housing HYPE Lifeline Drug and Alcohol Services MoreLife NSPCC Police Probation Public Health (within LA) The Children’s Society Youth Direction VCSE EHA Team – Locality Model October 2016 .
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