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Education provision for 4-16 year olds.   Academy also have a resourced provision for young people with severe learning difficulties. See the Local Offer details section for more information.

Education provision for 4-16 year olds which provides a highly differentiated curriculum to enable access to a practical functional curriculum. Academy 360 is commissioned by the Local Authority to provide 35 places for pupils with severe learning difficutlies from 4 to 16 years old.Full details of the school's Local Offer can be found in their 'Special Educational Needs Information Report' which can be found on the school website.

Academy 360

Active families CIC was established to tackle the current high levels of inactivity across the region in addition to reducing the number of health related issues caused as a result of leading a sedentary lifestyle. We work with the following groups;<ul><li>Active Parents - launching SEPTEMBER 2018</li><li>Active Forever - Over 50s Exercise and Social activities</li><li>Active Kids Holiday programmes </li><li>Active Family - Sessions for the whole family launches September 2018</li></ul>There are a wide variety of activities at various locations across the city, please visit the website for more information.

Active Families NE

This provider will welcome all children and will work with parents and professionals to try to meet the individual children's needs.

Amy Louise Hall

Apple Blossom Day Nursery in Pallion is situated in a purpose built building with fantastic secure gardens, near the end of Pallion Shopping Terrace and within two minutes of the city centre and Hospital. There is ample pick up and drop off parking for parents. We pride ourselves on being a caring, diverse and inclusive nursery and we have a beautiful setting in a superb purpose built building with wonderful outdoor play facilities. Open 51 weeks of the year from 07:30 to 18:00 and we provide flexible day care. We have a brilliant, highly dedicated and caring team of staff many of whom have been with the company for many years. This helps us to create consistency for your child as ensuring a low turnover of staff enables your child to bond with their key person, giving you the extra assurance that your child is well looked after. Registered for Tax Free Childcare.

Apple Blossom Day Nursery - Merle Terrace, Pallion

Education provision for pupils aged 3 - 7 years. This setting is registered for Tax Free Chidlcare.

Full details of the school's Local Offer can be found in their 'Special Educational Needs Information Report' which can be found on the school website.

Barnes Infant Academy

Education provision for pupils aged 7 to 11 years. This setting is registered for Tax Free Chidlcare.

Barnes Junior School

Beverley has been childminding for 20 years. On her last inspection report she was graded Outstanding by OFSTED for the second time. Beverley has completed all the relevant training associated with her job and continue to keep this up to date. Beverley belongs to the Forestry Commission Childminding and from this she takes the children she care's for out for walks and to explore the world around them and learn from the wild life and nature. Beverley has a back garden but also lives near a large football field and nature walks. The children enjoy doing lots of craft activities, cooking, blackberry picking, nature learning and collecting for crafts etc. Also, if they wish, Beverley will teach them to do basic sewing to their ability and age. Beverley's house is a home from home setting, not a nursery and this is the way all of her childminded children and parents are more than happy with.  This provider is registered for Tax Free Childcare. Hello!My name is Bev and I have been a Professional Registered Childminder with the City of Sunderland / OFSTED since 2004. I live with my husband and have been married nearly 30 years. My husband works full time as a Quality Engineer for an automotive company. Our son who is 25 years old who has been to University doing a sports degree and finished his teaching degree at University, has done placements in Primary schools in Sunderland and in Darlington. He now has a job working with children with SEN. My spare time is taken up with my hobbies for sewing, doing crafting, spending time with my family. I enjoy taking the children I care for blackberry picking, sledging, nature walks, toddler groups, soft play, park and beach etc, The children love doing crafts, baking, singing, reading books etc here. I am a member of the Forest Childcare Association. This means I take children on weekly/ daily outdoor outings as the outdoors is something I really believe is important for children to discover and learn from and builds confidence outdoors by discovering nature and learning about the environment around them, I am a strong believer in getting children outdoors this is a proven fact that children learn more in an outside environment quicker and children who are outside more have less stress, anxiety, promotes wellbeing, health benefits and physical development etc. As a Professional Childminder, I can take the opportunity to go out at any time during the day so this is a bonus for children to get to know the world around them and explore in different environments for them to learn, enjoy and not keep the children in one room or one environment all day every day. I like to think that all the children I care for see this as their second home when they are with me and have use of most of the house as they would at their own home and are not confined to one room. As my house is a home with a homely feel and NOT a nursery or school look and I keep my home homely with the benefits of learning and development too. My parents of the children I care for log on to The Baby's Days system via their phones/ computer or tablet in the parents spare time to view all paperwork / pictures / diaries for there child/children's care only. This means they can keep up to date during the day with their child's progress, daily routines, pictures and many more. This is an online system to provide the parents with information and also to aid my job doing paperwork and regulations I work from. All my parents do find this very helpful and easy to use and great for keeping them up to date and informed, it is a great way to work in partnership with parents. Parents feel connected to their child's day to day children activities and fun. My experience working with children and parents / carers are that I use to run a local toddler group for 8 years. I also volunteered in the local school in the nursery and reception years as a mummy helper when my son attend. I then did my placement at the school when I was doing my Teaching Assistant qualification. I also grew up with children as my mother was a professional nanny in Cambridge for a family. I am originally from Cambridge and moved to Sunderland 30 years ago. I decided to become a professional childminder in 2004. I have got a GOOD grade on my passed Ofsted inspections and on My last two inspections I have received Outstanding grade ( 24/09/2014 / 20/08/2019 ). The inspection reports can be found and viewed on the Ofsted website if you wish to read them.

This provider will welcome all children and will work with parents and professionals to try to meet individual children’s needs.

Beverley Jane Metcalf

Education provision for pupils aged 7 to 11 years.

Broadway Junior School

Children’s Hearing Assessment Children's Hearing Assessment clinics are available at Sunderland Royal Hospital, Washington Health Centre and Palmer Community Hospital. There is direct access hearing assessment for children under 5 years of age (and separately for 5 to 18 years). If there is concern regarding hearing at or shortly after birth, check the outcome of New-born Hearing Screen and if appropriate refer urgently (assessment is more likely to be successful if undertaken within first 12 weeks of life). Please contact the Audiology service if advice is required. This is an Audiologist led service undertaken by a professional with a British Academy of Audiology HTS qualification or equivalent in paediatric hearing assessment. Routine appointments are 30 min in duration and include relevant history, briefing of parents, appropriate behavioural audiological assessment, debrief of parents. For infants under 6 months of age a more specialised assessment is required and appointments may be up to 120 min. Following the assessment a parent/family friendly report is produced and copied to appropriate professionals. The outcome of the assessment may include discharge from service, monitoring of mild hearing loss, provision of amplification (hearing aids) and onward referral to an Ear Nose and Throat Consultant. Children’s Hearing Aid ServiceChildren's Hearing Aid clinics are available at Sunderland Royal Hospital, Washington Health Centre and Palmer Community Hospital. This is an Audiologist led service undertaken by a professional with a British Academy of Audiology HTS qualification or equivalent in paediatric hearing assessment / habilitation. Routine appointments are 60-90 min in duration and include relevant history, appropriate audiological assessment, prescription and verification of hearing aids, evaluation and arrangements for review. High quality digital sound processing hearing aids are used and real ear measurement is used to accurately prescribe them to children. A regular review of provision is provided as well as a booked repair service for maintenance.There are specialist clinics for the provision of FM/remote microphone technology and for child-adult transition services. Support clinics are also provided in the school environment.Following the assessment a parent/family friendly report is produced and copied to appropriate professionals. Criteria for accessReferrals for Children’s Hearing Assessment are via Choose and Book or by GP/Professional referral. Universal servicesPaediatric Hearing Assessment Clinics, Paediatric Rehabilitation Clinics, Paediatric Hearing Aid Repair Clinics, Child-Adult Transition Services, Paediatric Hearing Aid Support Clinics in Schools. Specialist servicesBone Conduction Hearing Aids

Children's Hearing Services

Christ's College provides education for pupils aged 4 - 16 years and has a 6th form provision for pupils aged 16 - 18 years.

Christ's College

Education provision for pupils from 7 - 11 years.

Diamond Hall Junior Academy

Eligible to offer free 2 year old childcare places. Registered for Tax Free Childcare. Eva provides a family orientated caring home and the staff are conscientious, reliable, patient, understanding and friendly people with experience in childcare, who will always listen to parent’s suggestions.  They offer flexible childcare. Fresh food and fruit as a healthy diet is important.  They are members of Millie's Minders Support Group and an N. C. M. A. member. Eva has 14 years experience in childminding and she has her own children and grandchildren. Eva has cultural toys and books showing children with special needs. They have looked after children from different cultural backgrounds with the help of the parents, Training is continuous.  Eva has Level 2 in Childminding and she has just received Outstanding from Ofsted. The staff are willing to do any further training as required for special needs if a child was coming into their care. There is a secure outdoor area and children are stimulated and have fun.  Activities include crafts, a dark den and Rose Petal Cottage, outings to parks, wildfowl park and much more. Eva and her husband read to the children because they feel that it is very important for them and attend toddler groups nearly every day. Eva's husband assists with the childminding and has a valid first aid certificate. Eva's granddaughter Heather also assists and has first aid certificate and safeguarding certificate. V McDonald also has a valid first aid certificate and assists when needed.

Eva Callaghan (Eva's Little Rascals)

Community Children’s Nursing Service providing direct nursing care, support and education for children and families with complex health needs who have life threatening or life limiting conditions.  Supporting families at end of life in the home setting.  Support and education/training for other settings such as schools, respite and clubs.  Criteria for accessAny child 0-16 (0-18 for children with special needs) who has a nursing need.Children with life-limiting and life threatening conditions.

Generic Community Children's Nursing Team

Education provision for pupils aged 2 - 11 years. This setting is registered for Tax Free Chidlcare.

Grindon Infant School & 2 Year Provision

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Welcome to Baby Bears Child Care, an OFSTED registered, home-from-home childminding service located in the Barnes area of Sunderland. ABOUT BABY BEARSBaby Bears Child Care is a brand new child care provision which offers education and care in a home environment for children aged from birth onwards. Registered by OFSTED in February 2016, Helen opened her doors in March 2016 and as she provides care for small groups of children. This enables her to build and develop strong bonds with families and "bear cubs". QUALIFICATIONS &amp; EXPERIENCEHelen has over 6 years experience of working within an early years setting; beginning her career as an apprentice early years practitioner, achieving a Level 2 qualification in Children's Care, Learning and Development in March 2012, before going on to complete a Level 3 qualification in Early Learning and Child Care in July 2013. In July 2015, Helen graduated from the University of Sunderland with a Foundation Degree in Education and Care which she studied for part-time whilst continuing in her role as Acting Deputy Manager of a private nursery. In addition to Helens Foundation Degree in Education and Care (Level 5), she also holds the following certificates:<ul><li>Level 3 Paediatric First Aid.</li><li>Level 3 Safeguarding Children.</li><li>Level 2 Food Safety in Catering.</li><li>Level 2 Health and Safety in the Workplace.</li><li>Level 2 Key Skills in Information and Communication Technology.</li></ul>Helen has also undergone training and hold certificates in the following areas:<ul><li>Introduction to Childminding Practice.</li><li>Channel General Awareness (Awareness of Radicalisation).</li><li>Drug and Alcohol Abuse.</li><li>Awareness of Child Abuse and Neglect.</li><li>Domestic Violence.</li><li>Awareness of Female Genital Mutilation.</li><li>Early Communication and Language.</li><li>Emotional Regulation As a Key to Understanding Young Children's Behaviour.</li><li>Early Years Foundation Stage Observational Assessment and Planning for Childminders.</li><li>The Role of the Childminder as Safeguarding Lead.</li><li>Meeting the Needs of All Our Children - The Role of the SENCO.</li></ul>(A file displaying all training undertaken is available for parents and families to view.) PREMISESHelen lives in a large, 2 storey, Victorian terraced house just outside the city centre. The entire ground floor of her home has been recently refurbished for the sole use of the children. The ground floor consists of:<ul><li>Porch - with child-height coat hooks and shoe/slipper storage to encourage early independence, as well as information folders for parents.</li><li>Lounge - a cosy, home-from-home environment, with Gruffalo themed furniture and a television which is monitored.</li><li>Play Room - including a cosy reading corner with armchair and a huge range of books and ICT equipment, a role play area complete with kitchen, tool bench and doll's furniture, small world pay with car mat and transport toys as well as wooden dolls house, a sensory corner with mirrors, lights, sensory wall and treasure baskets as well as a large storage unit full of mixed resources which as rotated regularly. All toys, equipment and furniture are child height.</li><li>Kitchen - children have their own low-level cupboards of cooking equipment, cutlery and crockery to develop their independence.</li><li>Bathroom - children have their own downstairs bathroom so they needn't worry about managing the large staircase: with children's fitted toilet seat, potties, stepping stools and each child has their own coloured hand towel.</li><li>Outdoors - children have access to both the front yard and large back yard; both of which are safe and enclosed, where they have access to a wide range of resources. In addition to this we go on daily outings to the park or local area.</li></ul>Registered for Tax Free Childcare.

Helen Bayley - Baby Bears Child Care

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Education provision for pupils aged 3 - 11 years.Highfield also has a resourced provision for pupils who have Specific Language Impairment. See the Local Offer details section for more information.

Alternative provision for pupils aged 3 - 11 years who require intensive direct speech and language therapy and teaching to support transferable skills from therapy to teaching.  Highfield is commissioned by the Local Authority to offer 10 places for pupils aged 4 - 11 who have Specific Language Impairment.  This is offered for a time limited period for 4 days weekly.  Full details of the school's Local Offer can be found in their 'Special Educational Needs Information Report' which can be found on the school website.

Highfield Academy

The new centre, built on Hylton Road Playing Fields, offers a wide range of sporting activities and facilities for a variety of groups within the community.  The Centre provides a base for staff and volunteers to deliver a wide range of activities which aim to meet the needs of the young people attending the youth club. The diversity and range of rooms and facilities at the centre, enables the project to offer a safe place for many different activities and groups such as football, arts crafts, dance, pool and much more.  The centre also offer activities and sessions such as boxing or gym for adults. Please visit the website for more details.

Lambton Street Youth Centre

Primary special school for young people aged 4-11 years who have social, emotional and mental health difficulties.

North View Academy

The Nutrition and Dietetic service provides intervention for children and their families / carers for any diet related or nutritional issues.  The Paediatric Team is based at Sunderland Royal Hospital and is part of a wider dietetic service. Criteria for accessReferrals are accepted from all healthcare professionals for children under the age of 19 years.  When a referral does not meet the criteria for the Paediatric Team, interventions may be offered from the Adult Team.Referrals are taken from:<ul><li>Consultants</li><li>GP's</li></ul>For Specialist Childhood Weight Management Service:<ul><li>LAF</li><li>Self-referral via LAF</li><li>School Nurse</li><li>GP's</li><li>Social Worker</li><li>Consultant</li></ul>Universal ServicesThe Paediatric Team offers a universal service to all children who require support with their diet or nutrition.  The Paediatric Team provides advice and support for both inpatients and outpatients in Sunderland. Targeted servicesThe Nutrition and Dietetic service is commissioned to deliver a specialist weight management service for children and their families / carers who are over a healthy weight.  This service works in partnership with the Local Authority.  Specialist servicesThe Paediatric Team is able to offer dietetic intervention for all medical conditions.  All referrals are triaged to ensure children are seen by the most appropriate Dietitian. Children with the following conditions may be seen by a Dietitian.<ul><li>Autism</li><li>Cerebral Palsy</li><li>Neuro-disability</li><li>ADHD</li><li>Inherited metabolic conditions / genetic mutations</li><li>Ex-premature infants / children</li></ul>This list is not exhaustive and other medical conditions not lister here may require dietetic support. Dietitians work with other agencies including health, social and community staff<ul><li>Multi-Disciplinary Team: Nurses, Doctors, Physio, Occupational Therapist, Health Care Assistants</li><li>Ward staff</li><li>Consultants</li><li>Specialist School Nurses</li><li>GP's</li><li>School nurses</li><li>Health Visitors</li><li>School Meals (Council, school meals dietitian, head teacher/staff)</li><li>Social Workers</li><li>Early Help Advice Teams</li><li>Foster carers</li><li>Special guardians</li></ul>Paediatric Dietitians working together in partnership for an individual child/young person.<ul><li>Team Around the Family</li><li>Child in Need</li><li>Child Protection Plan</li><li>Multi-Disciplinary Team</li><li>Discharge planning meetings</li><li>Professionals meetings</li></ul>Targeted services<ul><li>The Nutrition and Dietetic service is commissioned to deliver a specialist weight management service for children and their families / carers who are of an unhealthy weight.  This service works in partnership with the Local Authority.</li></ul><ul><li>Assessment and Treatment</li></ul><ul><li>Tailored to individual needs of the individual child and their family.</li></ul><ul><li>Process for Assessing Needs</li></ul><ul><li>Diagnosis is made prior to referral to the service.</li></ul><ul><li>Any concerns raised by family that may be raised during consultation are fed back to the referrer for further assessment or referral on to other services.</li></ul>Risk AssessmentsEach individual child is risk-assessed on an informal basis. No formal assessments for other conditions at present.

Nutrition and Dietetics

What is the paediatric disability Service? A team of consultants and trainees with expertise in paediatric disability. What does 'disability' mean? The service uses the definition from the World Health Organisation's International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (usually known as the ICF). This brings together the 'medical model' of disability, which considers health conditions, body structure and function, with the 'social model' of disability, which considers factors in the environment that can be disabling, such as physical factors and peoples' attitudes.  Disability is thus something that can affect anyone at any time and can vary over time.  Using this definition of disability includes all children and young people with special educational needs as well.  Click here for more detailed information. Who can refer to the paediatric disability service? Any professional who has a concern about a child or young person's development, learning or where a disability is suspected.  Parents can seek referral via their GP, Health Visitor or any other professional involved in their care.If Nursery or School are making a referral, it is better for this to be via the GP if possible, in order to optimise communication and reduce the risk of duplication. Who should be referred to the service? Any child or young person where there is concern about development, learning or where disability is suspected.  Click here for more detailed information. Why should a child or young person be referred to the service? If there are concerns that a child or young person may have a disability or is following a different developmental journey to other children their age, it can be important to identify any health conditions or diagnoses that can be made.This is so that an explanation can be given for the child, young person and their family as to why they are different, how this might affect them now and in the future.We know that in the absence of other explanations about why a child is different, parents, especially mothers, tend to blame themselves, thinking it was something they did or didn't do when they were pregnant or in parenting that has made their child as they are.  Click here for more detailed information. What should referral to the service include? Please include a completed background information sheet.  These are designed to be completed by the family.  If need be, the Health Visitor or the person making the referral can offer support with this.  Having all of this information means that the consultation is much more efficient and effective: the family have more idea about why they are attending and hopefully have the chance to share all of their concerns. The background information sheets can be downloaded below:<ul><li>Background information sheet for pre-school children</li><li>Background information sheet for school-age children and young people</li></ul>For children in nursery or school, it is also very helpful for a report from nursery or school to be included with the referral.For those referred because medical advice is needed for education, it is essential for a full report from education to be sent in with the referral, including any educational psychology reports. Further useful information about the service can be found in document attached. (Link on page)

Paediatric Disability Service - City Hospitals Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust

We cover the west of the city and currently offer a wide and diverse range of recreational and educational opportunities for the whole community. What we doWe are a resource for the community, adopting a community development model to meet community needs. PAG is situated in one of the most deprived areas of Sunderland and currently operates a variety of projects  and prides itself on offering a wide and diverse range of recreational and educational opportunities for the WHOLE Community. We provide or facilitate courses for people of working age to enhance their employability and for everyone for social or recreational purposes.  These courses can be arranged by PAG or by external sources and are quite often free of charge to the service user.  The courses can be accredited or non-accredited and can vary in length from a couple of hours to as long as a few weeks. Recently we have had a good interest in these courses:<ul><li>CSCS</li><li>Employability Skills</li><li>Functional Skills</li><li>Food Safety</li><li>Health and Safety L2</li><li>Manual Handling</li><li>Conversational Spanish for beginners</li><li>First Aid at Work</li></ul>

Pallion Action Group (PAG)

Ofsted Report of Inspection 2010 and 2016 OUTSTANDINGPatricia has been registered with Ofsted since 2000, Patricia lives in a residential area of Millfield very close to Sunderland Royal Hospital and a short walking distance from Millfield Metro.Patricia lives at home with her husband and 3 children. Two boys aged 24 and 22 and a 15 year old girl and a puppy, children can learn a lot from having contact with animals. We also have a pet policy.Patricia provides an exceptionally warm, safe and stimulating environment for the children in her care and is working to EYFS framework. Patricia was recently inspected by Ofsted and has achieved an outstanding report. The Early Years Foundation StageI work within the Early Years Foundation Stage Framework. The EYFS this was introduced in September 2008. It sets the standards of learning, development and care for children from birth to five years old. Facility’s for childcare in my homeThe whole of the ground floor is used for childcare and is well equipped and is child friendly throughout.<ul><li>Art and crafts</li><li>Role play kitchen, Play food</li><li>Book corner</li><li>Soft mats to be safe</li><li>Low level table and chairs</li><li>Multicultural toy’s</li><li>OUTSIDE/Large Grassed and Decked Garden</li><li>Covered Sand pit</li><li>Water play</li><li>Painting and chalk board</li><li>Gardening activities</li></ul>Qualifications<ul><li>Level three or level two diplomas in childcare and child development</li><li>CRB Check</li><li>OFSTED Suitable Persons Check</li><li>Pediatric First Aid Certificates</li><li>Level Two Food Safety in Catering Award</li><li>Health &amp; Safety</li><li>Safeguarding Children</li></ul>Patricia has an excellent knowledge of healthy diets and encourages the children to eat her home cooked food and also encourages the childrento eat fruit and vegtables which are always available throughout the day.

Patricia Margaret Thomas (Trisha's Daycare)

two kids on the floor, drawing on a big paper

We deliver 3 different types of study programs: Warehousing and Storage level 1 NVQ study programme - in this programme you will do the following course;<ul><li>Warehousing and Storage NVQ level 1</li><li>Employability Skills BTEC entry Level 3</li><li>Functional Skills (the level you sit is worked out at induction) </li></ul>Occupational studies (bricklaying, joinery, tilling) study programme - in this programme you will do the following course;<ul><li>Occupational Studies level 1</li><li>Employability Skills BTEC entry Level 3</li><li>Functional Skills (the level you sit is worked out at induction)</li></ul>Employability BTEC study programme - in this programme you will do the following course;<ul><li>Employability Skills BTEC entry Level 3</li><li>Functional Skills (the level you sit is worked out at induction)</li></ul>19+ Unemployed Warehousing and Storage NVQ including Forklift Lift truck Training (Counterbalance or Reach Truck)

Phoenix Employment & Training Ltd (PETAL) - Warehousing & Forklift Truck, construction

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Education provision for pupils aged 3 - 11 years.

Richard Avenue Primary School

Education provision for pupils aged 2 - 11 years.

South Hylton Primary School & 2 Year Provision

Springboard offers training courses across the North East to those aged between 16-18 and 19+. We also have a specialist SEND provision. Springboard aims to support the development of sustainable communities where people have the skills needed for work and life. We offer a range of vocational options at various levels to help you Take The Leap into your dream career. Courses available include:<ul><li>Adult Care</li><li>Business Admin</li><li>Childcare</li><li>Customer Care</li><li>CSCS Card</li><li>Digital Marketing and Promotion</li><li>Driven</li><li>Employability</li><li>Health and Social Care</li><li>Hair and Beauty Therapy</li><li>Horticulture</li><li>Maths and English</li><li>Medial Admin</li><li>Property</li><li>Retail</li><li>Take The Leap</li><li>Warehousing</li></ul>

Springboard Sunderland

St Anne's RC Voluntary Aided Primary School

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Education provision for pupils aged 3 - 11 years. This setting is registered for Tax Free Chidlcare.

St Cuthbert's RC Voluntary Aided Primary School

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Sunderland Training and Education Farm is the only educational farm in Sunderland. It is a place for the local community to come along and visit our animals and join in on our many activities that we do. The farm is not just a place where people can come and visit our animals it is also a training centre for the local community who want to do training courses and apprenticeships. The farms aims are:• Empower the citizens of Sunderland to enable them to improve their quality of life.• Improve the educational, social, welfare and leisure opportunities of children and adults in the area.• Work in partnership with other agencies and citizens of Sunderland. STEF is not only provides training it is also an action packed educational experience for visitors and volunteers of all ages. Please call us or visit our website for further details.

Sunderland Training & Education Farm

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