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Support
Organisations: Education Advice
- Education
Otherwise
UK-based membership organisation providing support and information for
families whose children are being educated outside school.
- Advisory
Centre for Education
News and information for parents, school governors and teachers. Freephone
advice line for parents: 0808 800 5793 (2pm- 5pm Mon-Fri)
- After
16 : what's new?
Aimed at teenagers and young people in the UK who have an impairment
or disability and are wondering what opportunities and services there
should be when they leave school.
- AHEAD
Independent voluntary organisation working to promote improved access
for persons with disabilities to 3rd Level Education in Ireland.
- AQA
The Assessment and Qualifications Alliance.
- Basic
Skills Agency
Agency for basic skills in England and Wales, supported and funded by
the Government.
- City
& Guilds
City & Guilds is the leading provider of vocational qualifications in
the United Kingdom.
- Comhairle
Nan Sgoiltean Araich (Gaelic Pre-School Council)
Charity No SCO01092 Gaelic-pre-school programme.
- DfES
A-Level Guidelines
Guidance for parents and students on the new advanced level qualifications
that includes information on choosing a course, workload and examinations.
- DfES
Choosing A School
Arrangements for admissions are similar across the whole country, but
they can differ quite a lot in some important points, including when
and how you must apply for a school place.
- Dfes
Early Years
Information on establishing and developing early years and childcare
services & their implementation at local level by Early Years Development
and Childcare Partnerships.
- DfES
Higher Education
Aims to provide information on a wide range of topics that students
intending to enter higher education, their parents and advisers, will
find useful in making effective decisions.
- DfES
Learning & Skills
Covers key providers such as further education and sixth form colleges,
schools with sixth forms, local authority and adult education institutions
and private and voluntary sector providers.
- Education:
DfES Parents' Centre
This site tells you about your child's education and how you can help.
- DfES
Parents Online
Lots of information and ideas to accompany the Parents Online internet
initiative.
- Education:
DfES Performance Tables
Find out the facts about your local schools.
- DfES
Qualifications Info
Information for parents, teachers, pupils, lecturers, students, employers
and anyone with an interest in qualifications.
- DfES
Reading
A little reading goes a long way - helping with your children's reading.
- DfES
Reading & Writing
This website sets out some of the main things we know about how children
learn to read and write & describes ways that reading and writing are
taught in schools.
- DfES
Standards Site
Suggestions on how to achieve effective partnership with parents and
how best to manage and use your home-school agreement.
- DfES
Student Support
Information about the help that is available to students in England
and Wales who want to go into Higher Education.
- Independent
Schools Information Service
Official site for the 1,300 UK schools accredited by the Independent
Schools Council.
- Learn
Direct
Promoting lifelong learning.
- National
Curriculum Online
The Government's definitive curriculum site for teachers - but handy
for parents too.
- National
Grid for Learning
Bringing together a vast and growing collection of sites that support
education and lifelong learning.
- OFSTED
Office for Standards in Education (OFSTED), officially the Office of
Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Schools in England.
- Parents
Information Network
Independent service for parents who want to know more about the educational
benefits of computers and the Internet.
- Parents
Online
Website designed to help parents through their children's primary school
years.
- Qualifications
and Curriculum Authority
Maintaining and developing school curriculum and associated assessments,
and accrediting and monitoring qualifications in schools, colleges and
at work.
Have we missed something? If you know of a good
support organisation or resource not listed in our support section, please
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