City Support Services and Further Information
To find out more information or advice about the exclusion you can find out more by contacting the relevant teams below.
For advice about the exclusion process contact the Access and Inclusion Service at Nottingham City Council.
The Special Educational Needs Service
Special Educational Needs Service
Building 5 Woolsthorpe Depot
Woolsthorpe Close
Nottingham
NG8 3JP
Phone: 0115 876 4300
Email: special.needs@nottinghamcity.gov.uk
Behaviour Support Team
Phone: 0115 876 2433
Email: behavioursupportteam@nottinghamcity.gov.uk
CGL Jigsaw
For support with drug and alcohol use issues. CGL Jigsaw work with young people up to the age of 18 to prevent and reduce the risks from drug and alcohol use. They also support families, carers and friends.
- Phone: 0115 9484 314
- Email: jigsaw@cgl.org.uk
- Visit: JIGSAW - Nottingham | Change Grow Live Website
The academies aim to provide an environment that is settled and caring and in which pupils can re-engage with education and with their peers. The longer term intention is to reintegrate pupils back into mainstream education wherever appropriate.
Denewood Academy
The Denewood Academy provides continued education for pupils in year 3 to year 9, who live within the City of Nottingham and have been permanently excluded from their mainstream school or academy.
- Phone: 0115 915 1271
- Email: enquiry@denewood.raleightrust.org
Unity Learning Centre
Unity Academy provides off-site alternative educational provision for pupils in year 10 and year 11, who live within the City of Nottingham and have been permanently excluded from their mainstream school or academy.
- Phone: 0115 915 1271
- Email: enquiry@unity.raleightrust.org
Department for Education’s
You can access the Department for Education’s statutory guidance on exclusions on the Department for Education Website
Ask Us Nottinghamshire
Parents who consider that their child may have special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) may wish to contact Ask Us Nottinghamshire.
Ask Us Nottinghamshire is part of the Information, Advice and Support Service (IASS) established in the County. They provide impartial information, advice and support for parents/carers of children with SEND.
You can contact in a number of ways
- Phone: 0800 1217772
- Email: enquiries@askusnotts.org.uk
- Visit: Ask Us Nottinghamshire Website
Independent Parental Special Education Advice
Parents can find more information regarding SEND through the Independent Parental Special Education Advice charity online
Coram Children's Legal Centre
You may also find it useful to visit Coram Children's Legal Centre who aim to provide free legal advice and information to parents on education matters.
- Phone: 0300 330 5485, (Monday – Friday between 8am to 6pm)
- Visit: Child Law Advice Website.
School Exclusion Project
Another useful source of information for advice and free support to parents is the School Exclusion Project Website
The Council for Disabled Children
If your child has a disability, you may find it helpful to contact The Council for Disabled Children
- Phone: 0808 808 3555 (Open Monday to Friday between 9.30am and 5.00pm)
- Visit: Council for Disabled Children Website
National Autistic Society School Exclusion Service
If your child is on the autism spectrum, you may find it useful to contact National Autistic Society School Exclusion Service. They offer advice and information to parents of children on the autism spectrum on all aspects of school exclusion in England.
Contact us
Access & Inclusion Service
Children and Adults
Loxley House
Station Street
Nottingham
NG2 3NG.
exexclusions@nottinghamcity.gov.uk
Tel: 01158764700
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