Letters to parents by text
When we send information and letters out to parents by text message with a link to our website, we will place the information here.
Free Broadband for 12 Months from BT
Children's Food Survey
Tower Hamlets Education Wellbeing Service Application
Form – Primary School Age
Healthy Families Parent Ambassador (HFPA) Programme
Tower Hamlets Residence Support Team
Newham College of Further Education - free online courses
Are you considering a career in Healthcare, Childcare, Social care or Learning Support?
Why not apply today for one of our short online Level 2 courses: Certificate in Understanding Behaviour that Challenges or Certificate in Awareness of Mental Health Problems or Information Advice and Guidance and boost your employment prospects.
- Achieve a nationally recognised Level 2 Qualification
- Develop personal and professional skills
- Fully online enrolment and study in your own time
- Receive support from a dedicated team
Contact Danielle.watts@Newham.ac.uk or Paul.sim@newham.ac.uk to secure your place today.
*learners will need to be aged 19+, live in a London Borough, have leave to remain in the UK and either unemployed and claiming benefit or working and earning the London Living wage or below to be eligible for free courses.
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Stretch & Connect Fitness Programme
Keeping well in winter
Free legal advice for parents
Tower Hamlets Parenting programmes
Coffee Morning at Wellington Way Health Centre
Worrying about money?
Cost of Living Help - Social tariffs
Low income residents who claim certain benefits could be eligible for cheaper broadband and phone packages. Called ‘social tariffs’ or ‘essential/basic’ broadband by some providers, the service is delivered just like a normal package but at a lower price.
These prices are only available for people who claim benefits like Universal Credit, Pension Credit and others. As well as cutting household bills, the cheaper tariffs make sure people on low incomes are still able to connect to the world digitally.