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IntroductionNewcastle City CouncilLocal Education Authority (LA)Responsibility for ensuring attendance at school rests with you, the child’s parent or carer.Your child's education is one of the most important aspects of their life. It affects their formative years,their future and even their relationship with you. Parents and carers have a key role to play in theirchild’s education and schools will work in close partnership with you to ensure that your child’seducational progress, general development and behaviour enables them to fulfil their full potential.This handbook tells you what you need to know and what you need to do to get a place for your child inschool. If you want any further help or advice about your child’s education, contact theChildren’s Services Directorate, Civic Centre, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 8PULocal dialling code 0191Appeals for school places 2777428Education at home by parents 2674447Education Psychologists 2774577Education Welfare Service 2774500Ethnic Minority, Traveller, Asylum Seeker andRefugee Pupil Achievement ServiceFamilies Information Service (early years andchild care)Parent Partnership – for parents of children withSpecial Educational Needs277455527741332840480extension 219School Admissions & Transfers 2777428School Meals 2115323School Transport 2115323Special Educational Needs 2774650More detailed information about these services can be found in this handbook in Section 2 and Section6 and on the Newcastle Education website which includes recent OfSTED inspection reports andprimary and secondary school performance tables and where you can apply for a place on-line atwww.newcastle.gov.uk/education/admissionsIndividual school websites can be accessed fromwww.newcastle.gov.uk/education.You can also get a more detailed brochure from any school you are interested in by contacting theschool direct. For a list of schools and their contact details, please see Section 5.10
OTHER LOCAL AUTHORITIES CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBERSGateshead 0191 4332775North Tyneside 0191 2005020Northumberland 01670 534162South Tyneside 0191 4247746ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLSIN THE DIOCESE OF HEXHAM AND NEWCASTLEDiocese of Hexham and NewcastleSchools' CommissionSt. Vincent's Diocesan OfficesSt Cuthbert’s HouseWest RoadNewcastle upon TyneNE15 7PYTelephone:Fax:Email:Website:0191 243 33100191 243 3309schools@edurcdhn.org.ukwww.schools@st-vincents.comCHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOLSIN THE DIOCESE OF NEWCASTLEDiocesan Education BoardChurch HouseSt John’s TerraceNorth ShieldsTyne & WearNE29 6HSTelephone:Fax:Email:Website:0191 270 41000191 270 4101mailto:www.newcastle.anglican.orgOTHER USEFUL CONTACTSDepartment for Children, Schoolsand Families (DCSF):Office for Standards in Education(Ofsted)Sure Start:Independent Schools Council:Telephone:Website:Telephone:Website:Telephone:Website:Telephone:Website:0870 0002288www.dcfs.gov.uk08456 404045www.ofsted.gov.uk0870 000 2288www.surestart.gov.uk.020 7766 7070www.isc.co.ukChild Care information: Website: www.childcarelink.gov.ukPublic services information: Website: www.direct.gov.uk11
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