Refugee Education UK
Education advice for young people from refugee or asylum seeking backgrounds.
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For finding a school place, understanding admissions or getting specialist education support.
Education advice for young people from refugee or asylum seeking backgrounds.
Visit REUK ↗Government guidance for children coming to England from overseas.
Read GOV.UK guidance ↗Find the council responsible for school admissions and education services where you live.
Find your council ↗Clear information for young people when something feels difficult, confusing or simply too much to carry alone.
Practical mental health information written for children and young people.
Visit YoungMinds ↗Guidance about young people’s mental health and ways to access support.
Visit NHS ↗Free information and support for under 25s across wellbeing, money, work and daily life.
Visit The Mix ↗Immigration rules can be complicated. These routes lead to established information or regulated advisers.
Information about moving to and staying in the UK, with routes to further advice.
Visit Citizens Advice ↗Use the official adviser finder when your question needs qualified, individual advice.
Open adviser finder ↗Understand digital immigration status, UKVI accounts and share codes.
Read eVisa guidance ↗Use your postcode to find services in your area, or explore communities and opportunities through ReconnectSphere.
Your council can connect you with education, libraries, youth services and local information.
Find your council ↗Looking for events, programmes or community networks instead of a support service?
Go to Explore →Read experiences, discover useful conversations and contribute to the Community Notebook.
Go to Community →A trusted adult at school or college can help you work out which service fits. For practical local questions, your council is also a useful first stop.
Start with your council ↗