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Children with an education, health and care plan

If your child has an education, health and care plan you must discuss your request with the special educational needs and disability team.

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Burton intern with SEND gains vital workplace skills at Hobbycraft

Burton intern with SEND gains vital workplace skills at Hobbycraft

Description
A Burton-based warehouse has been recognised by the county council as an outstanding employer in supporting young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
Date:
19 June 2024
Countys apprentices invited to graduation ceremony

Countys apprentices invited to graduation ceremony

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Apprentices from across Staffordshire are invited to attend a special graduation ceremony to celebrate their achievements.
Date:
04 June 2024
County council backs Stefan and Denise to win Britain's Got Talent

County council backs Stefan and Denise to win Britain's Got Talent

Description
Staffordshire County Council wishes employee Stefan Andrusyschyn, and his wife Denise, the best of luck ahead of their performance in the live Britain's Got Talent semi-final tonight.
Date:
31 May 2024
Newcastle dad refreshes maths skills to help his kids with homework

Newcastle dad refreshes maths skills to help his kids with homework

Description
A 55-year-old solicitor has improved his problem-solving skills at work and can now help his children with their homework after completing two maths courses under the Multiply programme.
Date:
29 May 2024

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