Sutton Coldfield
The Sutton Coldfield district is located in the north of Birmingham. All of its wards are largely residential, with around 5,300 children aged four or under.
Sutton Coldfield district covers the wards of Four Oaks, Mere Green, Reddicap, Roughley, Trinity, Vesey, Walmley and Minworth, and Wylde Green.
Sutton Coldfield Facts
Did you know…
Sutton Park is a 2,400-acre National Nature Reserve and is one of the largest urban parks in Europe.
In 1528, a charter of Henry VIII gave the town the right to be known as The Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield.
Sutton Coldfield is mentioned in the play Henry IV by Shakespeare.
About
How it works
Each district has a steering group made up of representatives from across the Early Years sector and childcare provision in the district.
They seek to improve outcomes for children through termly district activity based on analysis of district data, sharing professional knowledge, working in partnership with other projects and districts.
Who’s who
District Lead: Sally Leese, Castle Vale Nursery School and Sharon Eeles, Osborne and Featherstone Nursery Schools
Early Years Consultants: Carol Knight
Area SENCo's: Rachel Hayes and Ruth Harris
DLP Lead: Sharon Eeles Osborne Nursery School
District representative on EY Forum: Emma Powell
Email info@birminghamearlyyearsnetworks.org to contact your District Lead or steering group members.
Email suttoncoldfield-DLP@birminghamearlyyearsnetworks.org to contact your DLP team.
All about Sutton Coldfield
We’ve created a District Profile for Sutton Coldfield which highlights key statistics, education outcomes, and more.
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Follow Sutton Cold’s Birmingham Forward Steps Children’s Centres
To learn more about health and wellbeing services for children aged 0-5 in your district, connect with the Birmingham Forward Steps Children’s Centre via their Facebook page.
Sutton Coldfield’s Birmingham Forward Steps Children’s Centre is the Holland House Children’s Centre, led by Spurgeons.
