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Traveller Gypsy Roma Education Team (TGRET)
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Haringey School Improvement and Inclusion Service
‘The Haringey Traveller Education Team provide a very good level of support for schools and Traveller pupils. Excellent and trusting relationships with families are a great strength, and published resources have made a major contribution nationally’.
HMI Ofsted 2000
‘Support for Travellers is effective in promoting enrolment and attendance’
Haringey LEA OFSTED report 2002
Nic Bradley Acting Team Manager
Margaret Stokes Inclusion & Engagement Officer (Travellers)
Cristina Danacica Inclusion & Engagement Officer (Gypsy Roma)
Lavinia Olmazu Inclusion & Engagement Officer (Gypsy Roma)
The team work across a number of schools on a rolling programme of support. Their role is to:
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Raise the achievement of Traveller Gypsy and Roma pupils through work with pupils parents, schools and services
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Promote the accessibility of education for Traveller Gypsy and Roma families
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Inform schools of Traveller Gypsy and Roma culture by providing resources and INSET
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Enable all Traveller Gypsy and Roma pupils to achieve their full potential in the educational process.
Contact details:The Haringey Professional Development Centre, Downhills Park Road, London N17 6AR.
Haringey Professional Development Centre - 0208 489 5000
Nic Bradley 0208 489 5076
Margaret Stokes 0208 489 5082
Cristina Danacica 0208 489 5082
Lavinia Olmazu 0208 489 5082
cristina.danacica@haringey.gov.uk
lavinia.olmazu@haringey.gov.uk
Haringey Education Authority has a duty to educate all children of statutory school age. It has a legal obligation to Travellers’ children and their parents. They have a right to education in a school of their choice. Travellers’ children have the right to experience full involvement in school and college life.
Haringey Council has a firm commitment to determined progress in making equal opportunities a reality for those who live and work in Haringey.
They will oppose discrimination on any grounds.Travellers’ children have a right of access to a curriculum which values their background and experience, equips them with the necessary skills for life in society and enables them to understand and make appropriate choices for themselves.
The learning needs of Travellers’ children are best served by educating them within the Borough’s existing schools and giving them appropriate support from the Haringey Traveller Education Team.
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