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Our aim to better the educational and employment outcomes, as well as the life chances, of each and every child who passes through or stays in the care of us.
We offer additional support to Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children (UASC) and young people who are resident in the borough. We have a dedicated UASC officer who is available to offer advice and guidance on schools, colleges and educational support available in the borough.
For further information or advice please contact: Pamela.Rouse@croydon.gov.uk or Croydontownschool@croydon.gov.uk.
Social workers and foster carers should make an application to a college of the young person's choice. They can make the application by visiting the college’s website to ensure that the young person is fully supported throughout the enrolment process.
Please see below a list of colleges who offer dedicated ESOL support to learners:
UASC who arrive in the UK part way through the academic year, may experience some delays with securing a school or college place. Local support groups are available to offer additional educational and social support to UASC and young people whilst they are awaiting a school/college place.
Children, Families and Education
4th Floor, Zone G, Bernard Weatherill House
8 Mint Walk
Croydon CR0 1EA
United Kingdom
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