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9 month+, 2 Year and 30 Hours Extended Funding Entitlement
Any parent/carer wishing to apply for either the 9 months+, 2 year funding or the 30 hours Extended Entitlement, must do so before 31st March to claim this from 22nd April 2025. Any codes applied for after 31st March 2025 will not be eligible to start until the 2025 Autumn term.
Please remember to obtain proof and check the codes for 9 months+, 2 year funding or the 30 Hours Eligibility before accepting a child onto one of these places.
All codes for children already accessing a funded place need to be checked before the term commences to make sure they are valid for the summer term.
Any queries about end dates please contact the FISH Team.
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The RISE Partnership – Developing a framework for co-production in East Riding
As part of the RISE Programme, funded by the Department for Education (DfE), the Council for Disabled Children (CDC) have been invited by local leaders in East Riding to deliver a workshop which will focus on developing a local framework for co-production.
The event will take place on Wednesday, 26 March, 10am – 3pm, in the Large Conference Room, East Riding Leisure Beverley.
This workshop is aimed at a multi-agency audience, bringing together parent carer representatives as well as practitioners from across health, education, local authority and social care teams, strategic leaders, service managers and senior practitioners; as well as those representing SENDIASS and voluntary sector organisations.
Find out more details about the workshop and how to register.
Flyer - Developing a framework for co-production in East Riding.pdf
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Education Sector Protect & Prepare Webinar - Sign Up Now!
The Department for Education and the National Counter Terrorism Security Office are hosting a webinar to update the education sector on the proposed ‘Protection of Premises Bill’ (Martyn’s Law).
Date: Thu 20th March 2025
Time: 16:00 - 17:30
This session will cover:
✅ Key updates on Martyn’s Law
✅ Available resources to support the sector
✅ Protective security considerations for education settings
Protective Security webinar
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Funded supervised toothbrushing programme for Early Years settings
The Government has announced an investment of £11 million to implement supervised toothbrushing programmes for children aged 3 – 5 in early years settings, targeting the most deprived areas of England.
Local authorities will identify early years settings in target areas, who may then volunteer to participate in this fully funded programme.
There is no requirement for settings to sign-up, however supervised toothbrushing programmes are a great way to meet the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) statutory framework requirement to promote good oral health.
The scheme is the latest step in Government’s Plan for Change to give children the best start in life and prevent ill health. It will help tackle levels of poor oral health allowing up to 600,000 children to be supported in learning positive habits to help prevent tooth decay.
You can read more about the plans here: Supervised toothbrushing for children to prevent tooth decay - GOV.UK
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If you have any information you would like adding to the Mailout please send by email to fish@eastriding.gov.uk |
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