Achieving for Children (AfC) Policies

Find information about the law and penalty notices for not attending school.

Elective Home Education allows parents to educate their children at home, but local authorities must ensure child welfare and safeguard against any concerns.

Find out who to contact if you become aware of a child missing from education.

Care leavers may qualify for benefits such as Personal Independence Payment, and can seek help from their social worker or adviser.

The Parental contribution policy sets out Achieving for Children’s approach to seeking parental contributions for children who become looked after.

Get information about travel arrangements in Kingston and Richmond for young people with special educational needs or disabilities (SEND)

Achieving for Children recognises its responsibilities under equality and diversity legislation.

Local authorities must ensure there is adequate accommodation within their area to meet the needs of children under their care. Our strategy outlines the actions being taken to ensure we fulfill our duty.