News

All the latest news from across School-Home Support.

Old Stock Images (2)

Filter posts by

Instagram Posts (old dimensions) (1)
Press Release

Press Release: Government plans to improve school attendance will be undermined by cuts to school funding

Ahead of the 2025 Spending Review, School-Home Support (SHS) welcomes the Government’s ambition to tackle the school attendance crisis, but warns about how school cuts may damage efforts by school leaders to address the crisis. 

Read the full post here about Press Release: Government plans to improve school attendance will be undermined by cuts to school funding
SHS version (3)
Fundraising

Donate to our ‘Champions for Children’ Campaign

We are delighted to announce that School-Home Support’s ‘Champions for Children’ 2025 fundraising campaign, in conjunction with The Childhood Trust and fuelled by the Big Give, is now open for you to make a donation! 

Read the full post here about Donate to our ‘Champions for Children’ Campaign
website 800x800 (98)
Expert Series

Expert Series: Housing and School Attendance

In this edition of our Expert Series we hear from Zoe Dempsey, a School-Home Support practitioner based in West Yorkshire, sharing her expertise on supporting families who are experiencing poor housing as a barrier to school attendance

Read the full post here about Expert Series: Housing and School Attendance
Twitter posts - 2025-05-22T134448.157
Blog

Blog: School-Home Support reacts to The Sutton Trust’s Opportunity Index 2025

The 2025 Opportunity Index published by The Sutton Trust published last week offers a unique constituency by constituency perspective on the level of educational and employment opportunities across England.

Read the full post here about Blog: School-Home Support reacts to The Sutton Trust’s Opportunity Index 2025
mental health and attendance
Statement

Statement on the DfE announcement on mental health

It’s encouraging to see the Government make the link between mental wellbeing and school attendance and provide additional resources to help schools. But we’re still concerned that these measures will focus on the child in school and not the wider family.

Read the full post here about Statement on the DfE announcement on mental health