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The Employment and Skills Team aims to build a sustainable, skilled, capable and dynamic workforce that meets the needs of employers through collaboration with businesses, training providers, schools, colleges and support for job seekers.

Health services guide for new arrivals, asylum seekers, and refugees.

We will collect sharps boxes from residents who are self-medicating for conditions such as diabetes.

Decision making processes and records of decisions.

Search for job vacancies at Solihull Council, get help finding work with Solihull for Success and how to start a career in teaching.

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If you receive benefits or have a low income, your child may be eligible for free school meals.

Where a child or young person has made limited or no progress using universal strategies and reasonable adjustments, further assessment of barriers to learning should take place.

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

Strategies for all staff (including supply) to include adjustments to ensure teaching is accessible and inclusive for hearing impaired students.

Where a child or young person has a diagnosed multi sensory Impairment they will then be identified as having a special educational need.

Helping Solihull employers identify and address their skills needs.

Nestled on the edge of Solihull, Elmdon Nature Park is a wonderful Green Flag Park and Local Nature Reserve.

Located in the heart of the community, Dorridge Park and Dorridge Wood Local Nature Reserve is a Green Flag Park, which brings the countryside into the area.

Ideally located for the local community, Bentley Heath Park is a great little space for families and friends to relax, play and get fit.

Damson Lane Park

A Green Flag Park, Hillfield Park is a wonderful large landscaped area for the local community.

A Green Flag Park which is much loved by the local community, Knowle Park provides great open spaces and a play area for families to meet and relax.

One of Solihull’s newest open spaces, Lavender Hall Park also boasts Green Flag Park status; offering a green haven for everyone living in and around Balsall Common Village.

Nestled on the southern edge of the borough this park has a tranquil setting alongside the River Cole, with a well-equipped play area this makes it the perfect location for a family picnic or peaceful amble.

Lanchester Park offers a space for recreation and a welcome green space for local people in this urban setting.

A hidden gem providing a place of remembrance and reflection surrounded by nature. This newly planted woodland has been nurtured by the community for the community, working with the council.

Ideally located next to the local shopping centre, Kingshurst Park is a wonderful small area for local families to relax and play.

Located in Olton, Langley Hall Park offers an intimate space with a rich and varied environment for relaxation and play.

The parks and green spaces of Solihull are a wonderful way to enjoy the outdoors. Packed with playgrounds, gardens, lakes and facilities to suit all ages, they provide a natural meeting point for friends and families.

Two parks in one, Malvern and Brueton Parks, are perfectly located in the town centre. With Green Flag Park status, the space offers visitors and locals an easily accessible space to relax and play.

We fund Age UK Solihull to provide a linking people together service to help older people feel less lonely and increase their independence.

Ideally located for Solihull Town Centre, Tudor Grange Park is a Green Flag Park, which is perfect for relaxing and having fun with friends and family.

A Green Flag Park lying in the centre of the local region’s busy shopping area.

At the heart of Chelmsley Wood, Meriden Park offers local residents a great mixed use Green Flag Park and Local Nature Reserve throughout the year.