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I live in Midgham with my husband and 4 children. I have been childminding for the past 16 years and have cared for many children. We have a large garden for the children to play in and also a play room. I am currently registered to…

I have experience working with preschool, school-age and young adults up to the age of 19 years with Autism (neurodiversity), Developmental Language Disorder (DLD), Dysfluency, Selective Mutism and speech sound disorders. Camilla works in specialist school settings as well as in mainstream schools / early years settings. She…

Here at the Central Family Hub we offer a range of services and support 1-1 support from a Family Support Worker, families can self-refer or be referred by a professional A variety of groups running in the Hubs and in the local community, enabling children,…

Our two Church schools are committed to enabling all pupils to achieve their full potential. We do this through developing a love of learning within a creative, supportive environment, built on strong Christian foundations, where everyone aspires to be 'Living life in all its fullness' .…

Our setting is a purpose built cabin with ramp access located on our property, we have a large garden area for exploring and playing and a variaty of outdoor toys, we are located near the train station with a few local parks avalible as well…

Set in the quiet village of Chieveley, we are a registered charity and are run by a parent committee. Our indoor play space is inviting, light and airy. We have a wonderful enclosed outdoor area and access to a woodland area where our qualified forest…

Chieveley Primary School  is a future focused, creative, safe, secure and friendly environment for all learners. Over the last few years the school has grown considerably and currently has 206 pupils on roll , with average cohort sizes of 29 pupils. The school has a strong family…

The Children with Disabilities Team (CWDT) is a statutory service who work specifically with children and young people, who are aged 0 to 18, with significant special needs and/or disabilities, as defined in the Children Act 1989