Education and Learning
Staffordshire County Council is committed to providing opportunities for learning for young and old people alike throughout their lives.
The Council is responsible for 308 primary schools, 14 middle schools, 55 high schools, and 23 special schools, as well as a number of nursery schools. Our
Student Finance Service provides help on financial support for students taking post "A" level study. But learning doesn't stop when you leave school or university - we are just as keen to offer adults access to learning and training, for example, through the
Adult and Community Learning division.
We also have a wealth of opportunities for people to access informal education and learning; encouraging young people via Staffordshire
Youth Service, access to a variety of media through some
45 libraries and
12 mobile libraries, even making sure that your little ones are cared for when they go to nursery, through the
Early Years and Childcare Unit.
We're all learning, every single one of us, every second of every day. The County Council believes it is everyone's right to learn, and we do all we can to make sure the opportunities exist.
If you are looking for information on Children and Family Care please visit our health and care pages.
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14/05/2010 14:38:09
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