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Extended Schools Coordinator Has Been Working with Our Family of Schools to Help Us Develop and Deliver These Services 02 Extend Booklet 2009 Contents Page page Contents Contents 444-4---55 Foreword from Headteachers 666-6---77 Schools Information 9 School Nurses 101010-10 ---1212 Childcare including Nurseries, Pre-schools, Out-of-school care and Holiday Clubs 131313 Churches 141414-14 ---16161616 Medical Services including doctors, hospitals, dentists & chemists 171717 Homework Support 181818 Library Services 191919 Adult Learning Service 202020 Support and Advice for Families 21-22 Sources of help for Families with Children who have Special Needs 23 Support for Children & Young People 24 Pregnancy & Family Planning 25 Drugs & Alcohol Support 26 Voluntary Work 26 Finance & Debt 272727 Travel 272727 Violence, Crime & Police 282828-28 ---3535 Activities for Children 363636-36 ---37373737 Government Departments & Benefits Advice 393939 Feedback & Suggestions 404040 Acknowledgements All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in any retrieval system or transmitted in any form - electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise - without prior permission. 03 Extend Booklet 2009 Foreword from Headteachers Dear Parents and Carers DEVELOPING OUR EXTENDED SERVICES By 2010 schools have to ensure that children, young people and their families have access to a core offer of extended services. This means: · Access to high quality childcare for primary school children and a safe place to be for older children. · A varied menu of activities and study support to enhance achievement and broaden interests. · Access to parenting support and advice, including information sessions for parents and carers of pupils starting school or on transfer to secondary school, curriculum evenings and also parenting programmes and family learning where consultation has shown there is a demand. · Swift and easy access to other services to ensure children with additional needs are well supported through integrated working with other organisations in the statutory, voluntary and community sector. · Community access to appropriate facilities in schools such as ICT suites, sports and arts facilities and access for adult learning where consultation has shown there is a community need. Schools will provide these services where appropriate or alternatively provide signposts to other partners and services available elsewhere. Our Extended Schools Coordinator has been working with our family of schools to help us develop and deliver these services. All of the schools now offer a variety of activities for pupils, before or after school and at lunchtimes, which are well attended. Many of you have attended sessions for parents and carers that have been offered this year such as our curriculum evenings and open days. We are keen to offer more and would welcome any suggestions about information and advice you would like to receive. Schools receive a small amount of government funding for developing extended services but our Coordinator has been able to access additional funds on our behalf from a number of sources to help us. For example, funding from Sport Unlimited to deliver free sport sessions in some of the schools and from the Food Standards Agency, which supported the What’s Cooking Club at the high school last summer and funding to support Summer Holiday Playschemes. This is the second edition of our booklet as part of our extended services to offer you a one-stop directory of information about our schools, community organisations, local and national services. This year we have also included details of activities and clubs available Introduction Introduction in the area. Other sources of information will also be available but we hope that this will be a helpful guide for you and your family throughout your child’s time in our schools and beyond. 04 Extend Booklet 2009 To advertise call 0116 2403651 or 07530 151074 4 Visit the magazine online at www.ctfleckney.co.uk Foreword from Headteachers Introduction Headteachers of Billesdon Parochial Primary School Church Langton Church of England Primary School Fleckney Church of England Primary School Foxton Primary School Great Glen St Cuthbert’s Church of England Primary School Kibworth Church of England Primary School Mowsley St Nicholas Church of England School and Kibworth High School, A Community Technology College. Whilst every care has been taken to ensure information and data contained in this publication is accurate, neither the publisher nor its editorial contributors can accept, and hereby disclaim, any liability to any party for loss or damage caused by errors or omissions resulting from negligence, accident or any other cause. Furthermore the publisher, editorial contributors and aforementioned schools cannot be responsible for advice given or for information or content contained on websites quoted in this publication or accessed through any linked websites. Parents & Carers are strongly advised to check that any group or individual has undergone the appropriate checks before placing a child in their care. 05 Extend Booklet 2009 To advertise call 0116 2403651 or 07530 151074 5 Visit the magazine online at www.ctfleckney.co.uk Billesdon Parochial School Headteacher: Mrs Anita Timson Gaulby Road Tel: 0116 2596327 Billesdon E-mail: [email protected] Leics LE7 9AG Website: www.billesdon.leics.sch.uk Church Langton Church of England Headteacher: Mr Michael Bailey Primary School Tel: 01858 545237 Stonton Road E-mail: [email protected] Church Langton Website: www.churchlangton.leics.sch.uk Leics LE16 7SZ Fleckney Church of England Headteacher: Mr David Harvey Primary School Tel: 0116 2402288 Batchelor Road E-mail: [email protected] Fleckney Website: www.fleckney.leics.sch.uk Leics LE8 8BE Foxton Primary School Headteacher: Mr Phillip Clark Gallow Field Road Tel: 01858 545328 Foxton E-mail: [email protected] Leics LE16 7QZ Website: www.foxton.leics.sch.uk Great Glen Headteacher: Mrs Marlene Branagh St Cuthbert’s Church of England Tel: 0116 2592764 Primary School E-mail: [email protected] The Chase Website: www.stcuthberts.leics.sch.uk Great Glen (New headteacher will be appointed Autumn 2009) Leics LE8 9EQ Kibworth Church of England Headteacher: Mr Paul Stone Primary School Tel: 0116 2792485 Hillcrest Avenue E-mail: [email protected] Kibworth Website: www.kibprimary.com Leics LE8 0NH Mowsley Headteacher: Mrs Diane Miller St Nicholas Church of England Tel: 0116 2402464 Primary School E-mail: [email protected] Main Street Website: www.mowsley.leics.sch.uk Mowsley Leics LE17 6NT Kibworth High School Headteacher: Mrs Angela Edwards Schools information information Schools A Community Technology College Tel: 0116 2792238 Smeeton Road E-mail: [email protected] Kibworth Website: www.kibworthhigh.leics.sch.uk Leics LE8 0LG (Years 7-9) 06 Extend Booklet 2009 To advertise call 0116 2403651 or 07530 151074 6 Visit the magazine online at www.ctfleckney.co.uk School Contact Details information Schools Welland Park Headteacher: Ms Pascale Powell Community Technology College Tel: 01858 464795 Welland Park Road E-mail: [email protected] Market Harborough Website: www.wellandpark.leics.sch.uk Leics LE16 9DR (Years 7-9) The Robert Smyth School Headteacher: Mr Colin Dean Burnmill Road Tel: 01858 440770 Market Harborough E-mail: [email protected] Leics LE16 7JG Website: www.robertsmyth.co.uk (Years 10-11 plus 6th form) The Beauchamp College Headteacher: Mr Richard Parker Ridgeway Tel: 0116 2729100 Oadby E-mail: [email protected] Leics LE2 5TP (Years 10-11 plus 6th form) Website: www.beauchamp.leics.sch.uk 07 Extend Booklet 2009 To advertise call 0116 2403651 or 07530 151074 7 Visit the magazine online at www.ctfleckney.co.uk 08 Extend Booklet 2009 To advertise call 0116 2403651 or 07530 151074 8 Visit the magazine online at www.ctfleckney.co.uk School Nurses School Nurses The School Nurses support schools, parents and carers to provide physical and emotional health and wellwell----beingbeing of children. Key Roles: • To assess, protect and promote the health and well-being of school aged children and young people. • To offer advice, care and treatment to individuals and groups of children, young people and the adults who care for them. Our School Nurse team are based at: Market Harborough District Hospital Coventry Road Market Harborough Tel: 01858 410500 The School Nurse can also be contacted via your child’s school at occasional school drop-in sessions. 09 Extend Booklet 2009 To advertise call 0116 2403651 or 07530 151074 9 Visit the magazine online at www.ctfleckney.co.uk Childcare Information Surestart Childcare Link ––– childcare and related information in your area including registered childminders Tel: 0800 234 6346 www.childcarelink.gov.uk and follow links to East Midlands > Leicestershire> Harborough District. • National Childminders Association www.ncma.org.uk • National Day Nurseries Association www.ndna.org.uk • Childcare Vouchers www.childcarevouchers.co.uk • Surestart www.surestart.gov.uk • 4 Children www.4children.org.uk • Information for parents who want to help their children to learn visit - www.parentscentre.gov.uk • Advice on choosing quality childcare –visit www.direct.gov.uk/childcare Childcare Childcare 10 Extend Booklet 2009 To advertise call 0116 2403651 or 07530 151074 10 Visit the magazine online at www.ctfleckney.co.uk Nurseries, Pre-schools and Play Schools Childcare Billesdon (area) Market Harborough Kibworth Glebe Farm Nursery
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