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Spelthorne Community Learning Partnership
The Spelthorne Community Learning Partnership (SCLP) is the learning and skills arm of the Local Spelthorne Partnership and is working towards achieving the targets of the Community Plan and Spelthorne Learning Plan.  Its objective is to increase learning opportunities and achievement for the benefit of the local community.

The SCLP is represented by a wide range of organisations working for the benefit of the Spelthorne learning and non-learning community.  Partners include the Borough and County Councils, schools, colleges, Royal Holloway University, Spelthorne Chamber of Commerce, the voluntary and health sector, Surrey Care Trust, Surrey Education Business Partnership, NACRO and others.  

SCLP Aims
The partnership aim is to encourage lifelong learning and skills in Spelthorne by promoting collaboration, researching local learning needs and delivering innovative solutions to local issues.  Through our work we endeavour to maximise the contribution of learning to local regeneration and social inclusion.  

SCLP Priorities
Our main priorities focus on expanding family learning, raising basic skills with outreach learning in the community, increasing retention and participation with 14-19 year olds, providing vocational courses, promoting information and guidance on learning and work and researching local need.  

Minutes
Minutes from SCLP meetings are available to download below.
19 February 2007 (Word 173kb)

Links
The SCLP is part of the Surrey Lifelong Learning Partnership. For further information, visit the SCLP's main webpage on the Surrey Lifelone Learning Partnership's website.

For more information on the SCLP, contact Elizabeth Whiddett, Community Learning Adviser for Spelthorne and Runnymede, on 01784 444222 or partnerships@spelthorne.gov.uk.