Playgrounds go smoke free
Children’s play areas across North East Lincolnshire are going smoke free as part of efforts to create a world free from tobacco and foster a healthier environment for children. The…
3 years ago | Children and families
Children and families
Skills Fair returns to match youngsters with future employers
The annual Skills Fair returned this year, with over a thousand youngsters going along to meet with employers and education providers to find out about their options for the future….
3 years ago | Business and investment
Social Work by the sea: Nurturing new social workers in a seaside town
Do you crave long walks on golden beaches and a beautiful sea view, relaxing on the sand to the sound of the waves? Look no further! North East Lincolnshire Council’s…
3 years ago | Children and families
Interested in working with children and families? These jobs could be for you…
If you’re interested in a career working with children and families, you might want to read on. North East Lincolnshire Council’s children’s services are looking for eager candidates to join…
3 years ago | Children and familiesCouncillors approve new education strategy
NORTH East Lincolnshire Council’s Cabinet have approved a strategy setting out how it will work with local schools, academies and education settings to help children achieve their potential. The Education…
3 years ago | Children and families
Support available to help youngsters with exam stress
Youngsters sitting their exams in North East Lincolnshire can access free, anonymous mental health support and counselling to help them overcome exam-stress. Kooth is an online service offering free, safe…
3 years ago | Children and familiesYoungsters flying the flag at Palace visit
TWENTY young people from North East Lincolnshire had a brush with royalty after hard work earned them a trip to Buckingham Palace. The youngsters from across our region each completed…
3 years ago | Children and families
Parents encouraged to talk to their children about their mental health
A leading Public Health official is encouraging parents to speak to their children about their mental health and the support that is available. The comments follow the publication of the…
3 years ago | Children and familiesNew Mayor “in awe” of foster caring superheroes
North East Lincolnshire’s newly elected Mayor, Councillor Steve Beasant, has told how he left “in awe” after meeting some of the area’s silent superheroes – foster carers. The Mayor hosted…
3 years ago | Children and families
Council’s SEND services receive praise from Ofsted & Care Quality Commission
LEADERS, with a ‘genuine desire’ to work with families, have a ‘firm grasp’ of what is needed to support young people with special educational needs. This is one of many…
3 years ago | Children and families