Useful resources

A great resource to help you and your children.

A great place to meet other Mum's and talk about the difficulties associated with raising children.

Support for parents 'How can I help my child with their reading?'

Parents are their child's first educator so parents and families have an important role to play.  This site provides support for families.

Find out what Rotherham Library Service has to offer.

Relate For Parents and Families offers free support, ideas, guidance and information for those who are searching for something that will make a difference.

Our vision is a world where all children and young people who struggle to communicate receive the help they need so that they can have a happy childhood, make progress at school and thrive as adults.

Senior managers and teachers in school are sometimes concerned that a pupil with English as an additional language may also have special educational needs.

Over the past few years (especially since the enlargement of the European Union in 2004), Rotherham has mirrored the trend of changing demographics noticeable at a national level.

National Strategies have compiled a document that summarises all the resources they have produced for supporting educationalists in their work with EAL learners.

Lots of schools are either in the process of producing, or, have already produced Welcome DVDs that provide visual support for parents, when trying to understand the school as an entity.

Annually, the Joint Council for Qualifications releases guidance for access arrangements when taking national exams (GCSE, GCE, etc).

National Strategies have compiled a document that summarises all the resources they have produced for supporting educationalists in their work with EAL learners.

National Strategies have compiled a document that summarises all the resources they have produced for supporting educationalists in their work with EAL learners.