As part of the Lancashire County Council's celebrations of its 50 years, Lancashire library service has put together a list of 50 influential Lancashire authors.
The Informal ESOL Grant Scheme will fund projects and activities that meet the aims and conditions of the Scheme. It will award of up to £10,000 per individual project. Match funding is welcome. The Scheme will run initially for two years, with the total amount of funding available being a maximum
An exciting new two-year project, bringing together thousands of people in East Lancashire, to make historic photographs collections more accessible, inclusive and sustainable.
The Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) statutory framework is mandatory for all early years settings. It sets the standards that all early years providers must meet to ensure that children learn and develop well, and are kept healthy and safe.
Changes to the EYFS safeguarding requirements from
The Lancashire County Museum Service is 50 years old this year. To celebrate we will be exploring the history of Lancashire, its people, places and traditions through 50 objects in our collections.
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Health, safety and wellbeing management information. Information about the council's performance over the year and its plans for the coming financial year.
Two and three year old funding information for childcare providers and professionals including the online headcount and provider portal and two year olds referral form.
Check availability with your child’s school to find out what wraparound childcare is currently available in the area. Private, voluntary, and independent providers, including childminders and early years settings, are also able to offer wraparound childcare. Often, it’s run on a school site