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Education today is a hot topic, always high on the political agenda. Keep up to date with the latest developments affecting school home links via our news articles below – or have a look at our media centre to view recent articles and press releases.

19 July 2010 - PEF Award

SHS (School-Home Support) have been awarded the most successful charity award at the Private Equity Foundation's (PEF) recent awards ceremony. The PEF awards dinner was attended by major private equity firms and leaders as the foundation celebrated its work in supporting charities to reduce the number of young people not in education, employment or training (NEET).
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15 November 09- New-look SHS Annual Review launched

In line with our exciting re-brand, the Annual Review 2008-09 examples how SHS is reaching out to more children and families than ever before. As well as a strategic and financial analysis of our activities, the report uses personal testimonies and case studies, bringing fully to life how our work brings about positive changes for the most vulnerable. Download it here.

1 November 09- Upcoming Family and Parenting Institute conference

The Family and Parenting Institute is pleased to invite you to its flagship conference - Policies for Families: Challenges and Choices

This key Autumn conference is on Monday the 30^th November www.familyandparenting.org/conference2009

12 October 09- SHS celebrate 25th anniversary with £50,000 donation from HSBC

Children's charity SHS (School-Home Support) are to be presented with a cheque for £50,000 from HSBC bank's Learning Trust, at their founding school in Tower Hamlets on Monday 12^th October 11.30am.
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16 September 09- Back-to-school re-brand for charity SHS marks best year yet

Children's charity SHS will support more vulnerable kids than ever this school year as they launch an engaging and emotive make-over across their whole service.
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Sam* is in Year 5 at primary school and last year he was taken in to care. He was referred to the SHS Worker by his Social Worker because he was facing permanent exclusion from school due to bad behaviour.
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