The Minority Ethnic Achievement Service staff work throughout Wirral and aim to:
- raise achievement
- remove language barriers
- provide access to the curriculum
- raise self-esteem
- encourage social integration
The MEAS staff:
- assess children learning English as an Additional Language (EAL) from Foundation Stage to Year 13
- act as consultants in helping to meet the needs of minority ethnic children and families
- support the admission of new arrivals - including refugee, Gypsy Roma and Traveller pupils
- give advice on promoting a greater understanding of diversity and race equality in schools
MEAS staff provide training in:
- EAL
- Race Equality and Spirituality
- Morality
- Social and Cultural Development (SMSC)
How to access this service
Access is via a referral from your child’s school or setting. However, if you do require further information about the services we provide, please contact: meas@wirral.gov.uk