Schools and learning

View adult learning courses and information about learning for older people and adults with disabilities

Details about post-16 education, including transport and information for post-16 SEND students

View information about educating your child at home

The County Attendance Team is a countywide service responsible, by law, for ensuring parents/carers carry out their legal responsibility to ensure their children receive a suitable education.

Educational Psychologists undertake a range of work aimed at promoting inclusion, psychological well-being and raising standards for children and young people

Student Finance England is responsible for supporting students in higher education.

Youthspace Aylesbury and Wycombe, Youth voice and We Do Care

We have an agreement with the Adventure Learning Foundation (ALF), a charitable trust developed to run the council's two outdoor education centres

Children of compulsory school age, working before or after school, at weekends or during school holidays, must have an employment permit issued by the local authority.

The Local Authority (LA) uses information about children and young people for whom it provides services, to enable it to carry out specific functions.

We have produced the guidance on planning obligations for education provision

Adult social care equipment for providers of, and those receiving, adult social care.