MORE than 1,000 students from across East Sussex will experience the world of work as the annual Open Doors scheme returns – double the number who benefited last year.
Throughout November, 35 businesses from Forest Row to Hastings will open their doors to students allowing them to experience the workplace and inspiring career choices. Continue reading
A SCHEME to improve careers guidance and support for secondary school students across East Sussex has been shortlisted for a national award.
The East Sussex County Council Careers Hub is one of 19 projects that stand a chance of winning at the National Enterprise Network awards ceremony later this month.
CHANGES to the way support is offered to the most vulnerable families and young people in the county have been approved.
Cllr Sylvia Tidy, East Sussex County Council’s lead member for children and families approved the revised Early Help Strategy following a public consultation on plans to focus limited resources on services rather than buildings. Continue reading
PLANS to change the way support is offered to families and young people will be presented to council leaders on Monday, October 7 2019.
The Early Help Strategy sets out how East Sussex County Council will spend £4.4 million on early help services and safeguard support for the most vulnerable children and families. Continue reading
