Educational psychology
The Community Educational Psychology Service is for children and young people aged 0 – 25. They have specialist training and qualifications in Child Development, Psychology and Education. Qualified Educational Psychologists are all registered with the Health Care Professions Council.
More information about our team and how we support our community to follow.
Training to be an Educational Psychologist
Find information on the training route to become an Educational Psychologist at Funded Training (EPFT) scheme at Association of Educational Psychologists.
To train as an Educational Psychologist you must have a British Psychological Society (BPS) accredited degree or a BPS accredited psychology conversion or psychology Masters degree. You must also have significant experience of working with children and young people.
Emotional Literacy Support Assistants
Information about Emotional Literacy Support Assistant intervention and list of registered schools
Emotionally Based Barriers to School Attendance (EBBSA) Support Team
An EBBSA Support System identifies barriers to education and supports successful engagement with learning.
Information for young people in need of some help at school
For parents and carers of young people in need of support
Details of the support available to schools and education settings