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Wiltshire Council is joining up with local authorities from across the UK to form a new virtual team for the World Cup with the aim of achieving just one goal - to recruit more foster carers

Young Wiltshire carers were given the run of the kitchen to serve up tasty, healthy dishes earlier this week.

Adults across Wiltshire who want to improve their maths skills will be able to benefit from new courses and targeted support thanks to government funding.

Primary school children from across the county attended Wiltshire Councils' Learning Resources Hub STEAM FAIR 2022, an event designed to inspire the next generation of innovators, creators and problem solvers.

Wiltshire Council is asking Chippenham residents to consider fostering as they campaign to recruit an additional 18 foster families in the area

Students are receiving exam assessed grades for the first time since 2019, after COVID restrictions led to the introduction of teacher assessed grades

Wiltshire has been highlighted twice in a national report which charts the success of a scheme which recruits volunteers to have a positive impact in a young person's life.

Students have been graded on exam results for the first time since 2019 after teacher assessed grades were introduced due to COVID restrictions

Long walks, chats over the phone, visits, newsletters and exchanging craft ideas are just some of the many ways the Wiltshire Council in-house Learning Disability Team has been keeping in contact with adults they care for during COVID-19.

Inspirational Shared Lives Wiltshire carers who open up their homes to support young people and adults, will be hosting virtual tea parties and sharing their heartwarming stories online this month.