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  • Lancashire Short Breaks Statement 2024 - 2025

    • Lancashire County Council's Short Breaks offer to children and young people aged 0 to 18 years with additional needs and/or disabilities.
  • Play, learn and grow with a funded place for 3 and 4 year olds

    • Play, learn and grow with a local nursery or childminder with a funded place for 3 and 4-year-olds.
  • 30 hours childcare for working families

    • 30 hours funded childcare for eligible working families with children aged 9 months to 4 years.
  • Funded childcare for 2 year olds

    • If you receive some additional forms of government support or you are working and on low income you can apply direct with the county council for 15 hours of funded early education and childcare for your 2-year-old.
  • Resettlement in Lancashire: training opportunities for professionals

    • Bespoke training packages to support community groups, voluntary/charity organizations, schools and faith groups.
  • Children looked after guidance for early years settings

    • About children looked after (CLA), Personal Education Plans (PEP) and the updated Lancashire nursery PEP.
  • Childcare and early years settings

    • Early years provider portal, setting up new childcare, becoming a childminder, free early education funding, Pupil Premium for early years children, early years foundation stage consultants, safeguarding, and Family Information Service documents.
  • Training and information for all early years settings

    • Our new course programme for 2025-26 is now available. Training for nursery settings and schools, childminders and out of school settings. Also includes online courses and free training opportunities for all early years settings.
  • Independent travel training

    • Training for people with disabilities to travel independently to and from school, college and other social activities.
  • Parents and carers of children looked after (CLA) previously looked after children (PLAC) and children with a social worker (CWSW)

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  • Benefits online training

    • Free online training courses and guides on various benefit subjects.
  • Library design

    • Choose books for your school library and classroom from the Book Bus.
  • Education and Children's Services

    • School and childcare strategies and policies, children and young people's plan, charging policy for children looked after by the council and policy to help family and friend carers.
  • Education - young people in care

    • If you are in care, we will support you in your education to help you do your best and be happy. Find out about designated teachers, personal education plans and Britannica school online encyclopaedia.
  • Child employment

    • If a child is at school and has part time job. An employment certificate is required.
  • In year admissions advice for UK service families

    • How to apply for a school place after the school year has started.
  • Welfare Rights Service

    • Who the Welfare Rights Service can help, the type of cases we deal with, our free online training courses and how organisations can contact us.
  • Consultations on education

    • Proposed changes in education provision, schools or provider funding.
  • Ribchester Roman bath house

    • If you're visiting the village of Ribchester in the Ribble Valley, step back in time with a walk through the free Roman bath house ruins.
  • National Databank

    • The National Databank provides free SIM cards and mobile data (as well as talk minutes and texts) to people in need.
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