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Governing boards, head teachers and staff should be aware of their statutory responsibilities under the Equality Act 2010 and their health and safety responsibilities for staff undertaking the moving and handling of learners with physical disabilities.

Stage three (weeks 12-15) – create draft plan

Chelmsley Wood Reading Den is a space that has been created with the particular needs of fostered and adopted children and young people in mind. It provides free access to specialist books, stories and resources to help parents, carers and children think and talk about their thoughts, feelings and experiences.

A guide to key health websites and safely accessing health information

Here you can find answers to any questions you may have about the changes to our garden waste service.

Major resources are available locally to help you trace your family history, even if your ancestors are not from Solihull.

Joining a family history group can provide help and support if you’re already started research.

Solihull libraries offer work experience placements to pupils in years 11, 12 and 13.

Solihull Libraries run a series of courses to help kick-start your family history research.

We subscribe to major online information resources so that you can use them free of charge, at home, at work or in the library, at any time of day or night.

When using the internet you are presented with an enormous range of websites, the vast majority of which are perfectly safe. We can provide you with pointers to help you past the ones that aren’t.

How you can apply for housing benefit.

Your local library has books for children of all ages, as well as range of CDs, DVDs and talking books.

You can now research some of your Caribbean ancestors without leaving Solihull, thanks to the efforts of the Solihull and Birmingham Caribbean family history group and the Jamaican Family Roots Group.

Researching your family history has never been more popular or easier to begin.

Welcome to the homepage for Solihull Libraries. From here you can see the range of services available to you in libraries and from home.

September start in primary, junior, secondary or Year 10 in a UTC

How to apply for a place at a Solihull primary, infant, junior or secondary school at any time after the normal intake.

Commonly used terms within the school admissions process.

Various support programmes are available to support every resident in the borough. Contact us to find out more.

When you apply for a school place we may ask for proof of your address.

We are happy to respond to your enquiry however you like to get in touch.

Bickenhill tip and recycling centre

If you have not been offered a place at your preferred school(s) you have the right of appeal.. Accepting the place you have been offered does not affect your right of appeal.

You'll need a permit to visit Bickenhill tip if you will be driving a commercial vehicle such as a van or pick up or if you are towing a large trailer

Solihull will be providing a free small item collection service for households in the Borough.  It will be a bookable service and collection dates will be allocated by our collection contractor Veolia. 

We have a statutory responsibility to conduct a review around the circumstances in which the death of a person aged 16 or over has resulted from violence, neglect or abuse.

The Council coordinates the Safety Advisory Group, which meets regularly to consider large scale events or events that are likely to have a significant local impact.

ITT helps children and young people with special educational needs (SEN) to travel safely.

A statistical overview of Solihull's localities and wards.