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Extended Services
 

This page is known as www.birmingham.gov.uk/extended


Every Child Matters
Creating a brighter future for children and young people

Extended Services in and around schools are being developed in Birmingham within the framework of Every Child Matters (ECM). Clusters of schools and other agencies (including the voluntary sector and the community) recognise that to help young people achieve their potential, they must work together, and in partnership, with young people and their families, to help meet not only the schools’ objectives but also to share in helping to meet the needs of EACH young person, their family and community.

From September 2007, schools in Birmingham are working with multi-agency partners in their
Extended Service Cluster to provide young people
and their families with access to the
Extended Services Core Offer.

The Core Offer may be delivered on a school site or by sign-posting to other providers and venues in the area. It includes:

  • Primary schools providing access to high-quality childcare and a varied menu of out of hours activities
  • Secondary schools providing a safe place to be and access to a varied menu of out of hours activities
  • Access to parenting support
  • Swift and easy access to specialist services
  • Schools ensuring that they provide community access to appropriate facilities
More information about Extended Services is available from the Parents Centre web site.


Occasionally we offer a link to an external web site, for readers who may wish to follow up for more information. It should be noted that Birmingham City Council is not responsible for and accepts no liability for the content of these external sites. Any link made to any external web site does not imply any relationship with or constitute an endorsement of that site by Birmingham City Council.


 
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