In September 2024 a large number of new Special Education Needs Coordinators (SENCOs) started work across Wirral’s early years settings, primary and secondary schools, and colleges.

The project uses ‘kintsugi’, an ancient Japanese technique of repairing a broken object often known as the art of precious scars.

This festive period, Wirral’s Family Hubs are bringing joy and support to families across the borough.

Back at the beginning of October, Wirral’s first SEND Preparation for Adulthood Festival took place at the Floral Pavillion. More than 500 local people came along to find out about the support available for families and SEND young people across Wirral!

With budgets tight during the festive season, residents are encouraged to sign up to money-saving scheme.

Residents can visit a thought-provoking art exhibition raising awareness of domestic abuse and gendered violence at the Williamson Art Gallery.

Over 30 young entrepreneurs and performers will be showcasing their talent next Saturday 7th December at the latest Wirral Youth Market event, where shoppers will be able to shop local as well as enjoying a host of free festive family activities.

The Children, Families and Education Committee for Wirral Council met at Wallasey Town Hall on Wednesday 27 November 2024.

Wirral’s Family Hubs are searching for passionate individuals to join the Empowering Parents Empowering Communities (EPEC) programme as Parent Group Leaders.

An attendance boosting programme is helping children and young people in one of Wirral's most disadvantaged areas to stay in school and succeed.

More than 80 Wirral schools participate in the Eco Schools programme, which is run by the environmental charity, Keep Britain Tidy.

Local artists are set to make their mark on Birkenhead Market’s covered outdoor space as part of a new Art Jam event.