The Traveller Education Service encourages and supports improved access to educational opportunities amongst all Gypsy, Roma and Traveller families. We aim to raise awareness and understanding of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities.
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Supporting families with applications and educational processes.
Supporting the induction of new pupils (to school or the borough).
Supporting with transition between key stages.
Delivering one-to-one pupil sessions in school to support academic achievement.
Assisting with home/school liaison.
Providing advice and support to schools.
Offering professional development training on race equality, Gypsy, Roma and Traveller culture and lifestyle.
Some of the ways in which the Traveller Education service work with educational settings to achieve these aims are:
Providing advice and support to schools.
Supporting families with applications and educational processes.
Supporting the induction of new arrivals and transition between key stages.
Delivering one-to-one pupil support in schools to support academic achievement.
Assisting with home/school liaison.
Offering professional development training on race equality, Gypsy, Roma and Traveller culture and lifestyle.
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Cheam PEP is part of Cheam High School (CHS) Sixth Form. It is for students: 1. With an Education Health and Care Plan whose needs fall within the range of moderate learning (MLD) 2. Between the ages of 16 and 19 3. Who need a stepping stone between school and college
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Free Learning from The Open University
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Cognus’ Sutton Virtual School provides educational support for Children Looked After, Previously Looked After, children on formal kinship orders and children with a social worker to improve their educational outcomes.
