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Welcome!Aireborough Children's ServicesWorking together with children, young people and families
Welcome to Aireborough Children’s Services. We work in close partnership with the children’s centre and all the schools across Guiseley, Rawdon and Yeadon. Our aim is to provide early help for every child, young person and family in the area to access the activities, guidance, information and support that can enable them to achieve their full potential. Our team of experienced, qualified professionals is available to offer help and support early in the life of problems, confidentially and effectively whenever young people or families need it. We work with infants, juniors and high schools and other support services. Primarily, we work closely with school Learning Mentors to give real support when children need it most.
For more information If you would like to know more about any of the services we provide, please click on the link for our contact details.
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Latest Events Calendar Events
- Take 327Feb2019
9:45 am - 11:45 am @ Yeadon Tarn Sailing & Activities Centre (upstairs classroom)
- Take 306Mar2019
9:45 am - 11:45 am @ Yeadon Tarn Sailing & Activities Centre (upstairs classroom)
- Take 313Mar2019
9:45 am - 11:45 am @ Yeadon Tarn Sailing & Activities Centre (upstairs classroom)
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