Hackney schools

Apply for free school meals, clothing grant and help with travel costs

Resources and activities to support home learning and wellbeing

Public consultations relating to Hackney Schools

What to do if you are concerned about a child's welfare, but remember you must always phone 999 in an emergency

Who to contact and what to do if you have a complaint about a school in Hackney

Pupils who need to take their medicines in school must have written permission and instructions from their parent, guardian and/or GP

Local authorities have a duty to promote the educational achievement of children in care

Every child is entitled to an education. Find out what the law says about school attendance and authorised or unauthorised absences

You can only take your child out of school during term time if you apply to the head teacher in advance and there are exceptional circumstances

A pupil's educational record includes their academic achievements, other skills and abilities, pupil reports, and communications from teachers or other LEA employees

Education services and resources available to Travellers in Hackney

Information about fixed term and permanent exclusions

This service provides support for children whose behaviour means they are having difficulty engaging with learning

Find out more about educating your child at home

The Medical Needs Tuition Service provides one-to-one tuition to pupils in their home while they are unable to attend school

Advice and support to children, families and schools to help pupils who do not have English as their first language

Employers have a responsibility to ensure that children are registered with the Local Authority and have a work permit

Information about the educational visits available for pupils in Hackney

Advice for parents and carers on the spread of the coronavirus