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 Key organisations involved in planning and providing services for children and young people across Gloucestershire are now working to the same plan.
You can use your library for leisure and learning. Borrow books, printed music, plays, audio-books, CDs, films and get free access to the internet.
The EMS team's aim is to ensure that our local authorities are well prepared to respond to any major emergency.
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Children and Young People's Services Helpline
CDCYPhelpline@gloucestershire.gov.ukTel:01452 425 300 Education and LearningOur aim is to make sure everyone is able to learn throughout life. To achieve this aim, we support a wide range of services. These include early years and childcare services, schools, student support services, libraries and courses for adults.The short address of this page is www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/learning If you can't find the information you need on our website you can also phone our helpline for information and advice. The helpline team is based in Shire Hall in Gloucester and can be contacted on 01452 425300. The helpline is open between 8.45am and 5pm Monday to Friday (except bank holidays). The team's email address is: CDCYPhelpline@gloucestershire.gov.uk Shire Hall is open from 8.30am to 5pm each weekday (except bank holidays) and can be found on Westgate Street opposite the main entrance to Gloucester Cathedral. Contents page - Education and Learning Starting primary school or transferring to junior school
Press releases and newsletters
Sometimes it's necessary to close some or all of the schools in the county. Check here for the latest information.
Information about county schools.
The information in this section is for teachers, school managers and others working in schools and education establishments.
Advice for parents with children of all ages.
School Governors Information for School Governors, Head Teachers and Clerks
Whether you are a parent, an existing or new childcare provider or you are looking to work with children - this section is for you.
Choosing the right path to follow after you are 16 can be difficult. Do you do AS levels or further GNVQs? Do you find a job? Do you find an apprenticeship and study part-time? The options are many and various - but how to choose the right one for you?
Support for pre-school and school-age children and young people with special educational needs
Welcome to the Adult Education in Gloucestershire web pages. Our pages are designed to help you make the first step back to learning.
The Gloucester Excellence Cluster is a collaborative of city schools working in challenging circumstances, focusing on school improvement, community involvement and piloting the implementation of government policy around "Every Child Matters".
How many children are educated in Gloucestershire schools and how are they doing?
Children and Young People's Services are part of Gloucestershire County Council, and our main office is at Shire Hall in Gloucester.
School reviews, consultations and competitions Follow the progress of current school reviews
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