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Early years inclusion hub opens in Dudley
Wrens Nest Primary School has welcomed eight children to start at a new inclusion hub facility.
February half term in Dudley borough
Parents can keep young ones busy this half term, with children’s activities taking place across Dudley borough.
Children’s Mental Health Week
A virtual music event and the launch of a new young people’s website will mark national Children’s Mental Health Week (February 5 – 11) in Dudley borough.
Primary school admissions deadline next week
Applications for pupils starting in reception in September 2024 close on 15 January and should be made online where possible.
Primary school admissions deadline nears
Parents are being reminded that the deadline for applications for primary school admissions is looming.
Pledge to support vulnerable despite budget strains
Services for older people and children in Dudley will continue to be a priority despite an overspend of more than £12million putting an “unprecedented strain” on budgets.
Christmas gifts for care leavers
People in Dudley borough can spread some festive cheer this Christmas by donating gifts for young people leaving care.
Council adopts new family safeguarding model
Dudley Council has launched a new family safeguarding model designed to make it easier for parents to access support.
Autumn half term fun at DB Leisure
There’s no need for youngsters to be bored over the holidays with lots of fun to be had at Dudley borough leisure centres this autumn half term.
Not long to go to make an application for secondary school
Parents are being reminded that applications for secondary school admissions close at the end of the month.
Autumn half term fun in Dudley borough
Children and families can enjoy a range of activities and events this half term, with the school break culminating in the Himley Bonfire and Fireworks event on Saturday 4 November.
Early years inclusion hubs announced
Dudley Council has released details of five providers that are poised to become the borough’s early years inclusion hubs.