Yearly Communication Archives: 2025
EXPIRED Parents Childcare Survey 2025
Every year we send out a Parent’s Childcare Survey to parents living in Devon to find out information about their use of childcare. If you are a parent of a child or young person we’d really appreciate if you could complete this. We’d also appreciate if you could also share it with the families attending Continue reading →
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14 July 2025Purpose
Approved: Proposal to increase places at Ilfracombe C of E Junior School’s Resource Base
Following consultation, the Governing Body of Ilfracombe C of E Junior School has now considered the outcome of the consultation and has approved the proposal to increase the number of registered places in their SEMH Resource Base from 8 to 10 with effect from September 2025. For background information, please see: Ilfracombe Church of England Continue reading →
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14 July 2025Purpose
Climate action plans for schools survey
Devon County Council are surveying all schools and education settings in Devon to find out about awareness around the need to write a Climate Action Plan (CAP) for your school this year. This is following the Department for Education’s Sustainability and Climate Change Strategy, requiring all schools to have a plan in place, and a Continue reading →
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7 July 2025Purpose
Preparing for adulthood webinar – Money Management
Budgeting, saving and planning advice for young people preparing for adulthood The next session in our preparing for adulthood series takes place on Tuesday 8 July. We’d appreciate any help sharing the details of this with KS4 aged learners and their families. This session is all about money management, including practical advice on budgeting, saving, Continue reading →
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1 July 2025Purpose
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The Grove School, Totnes
The Governing Body of The Grove School, following consultation, has approved the proposal to extend the age range of the school from 4-11 to 3-11 years of age from September 2025. For background information, please see: The Grove School, Totnes: Proposal to change the age range – Have your say
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1 July 2025Purpose
EXPIRED Consultation: Holsworthy C of E Primary School – proposal to extend the age range
Holsworthy Church of England Primary School’s Governing Body is consulting on a proposal to extend the age range of the school from 3-11 to 0-11 years of age. If approved, the legal age range of the school would change to 0-11 from 1 August 2025 to enable the transfer of the former Children’s Centre building Continue reading →
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24 June 2025Purpose
Pupils in Okehampton to lead a Roundtable Discussion in Westminster
Eight students from Okehampton College* in Devon will travel to London for a special parliamentary event in July. Along with pupils from two schools in Cumbria, they will be leading a Roundtable Discussion on matters of religion and belief. The event will be held in the House of Lords and will be attended by parliamentarians, Continue reading →
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20 June 2025Purpose
EXPIRED Consultation: Marpool Primary School – proposal to extend the age range
Marpool Primary School Cornerstone Academy Trust is consulting on extending the age range of Marpool Primary School from 3-11 to 0-11 years of age. The former children’s centre building, that is adjacent to the school, has been offered by Devon County Council to Cornerstone Academy Trust to enable a dedicated nursery for 0, 1 and Continue reading →
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20 June 2025Purpose
EXPIRED Consultation: Clyst Heath Primary School – proposal to extend the age range
Clyst Heath Primary School Cornerstone Academy Trust is consulting on a proposal to change the age range of Clyst Heath Community Primary School from 3-11 to 2-11 years of age with effect from September 2025. In light of the Spring 2023 Budget announcement on increases to early years entitlements for working parents and associated funding, Continue reading →
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20 June 2025Purpose
SEND conference 2025 – A record-breaking celebration of inclusion and collaboration
The SEND conference 2025 was a record-breaking celebration of inclusion and collaboration! 🌟 This event brought together educators, SENDCOs, inclusion leads, and professionals from across the education landscape to share insights, strategies, and success stories. The conference featured inspiring keynote speakers, engaging workshops, and a vibrant marketplace showcasing the latest products and services to support Continue reading →
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17 June 2025Purpose
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