Media Releases

New SEND bases, designed for children with SEND (Special Education Needs and Disabilities), have opened at four Dudley borough primary schools.

Families with young children are invited to attend a series of free storytelling and nursery rhyme events next month, which are being organised by the five Dudley family hubs.

The Mayor of Dudley has praised the amazing work of staff after visiting four new inclusion hubs in Dudley borough.

More than 1000 Dudley youngsters will be performing in front of an audience of parents, friends and the Mayor of Dudley next month.

The Mayor of Dudley called into a Halesowen primary school which has also recently opened a new inclusion hub facility.  

Wrens Nest Primary School has welcomed eight children to start at a new inclusion hub facility.

Children eligible for benefit–related free school meals in the borough can now register for a scheme which offers free holiday activities over the festive period.

People in Dudley borough can spread some festive cheer this Christmas by donating gifts for young people leaving care.

Dudley Council has launched a new family safeguarding model designed to make it easier for parents to access support.

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.

Dudley Council has released details of five providers that are poised to become the borough’s early years inclusion hubs.

Plans to establish five early years inclusion hubs in Dudley borough have been approved following a period of consultation.