Teaching and learning
Inclusion and learner support
Traveller achievement
Traveller achievement
Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month - June 2012.
Please find further information and resources on the Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month London website.
The Gypsy, Roma and Traveller Achievement Service (GRTAS) in Ealing was founded in 1990. From its very inception our service sought to improve the educational attainment and achievements of an ethnic group who had for generations been held at the fringes of society.
Their communities’educational underachievement was first highlighted by the Plowden Report of the 1960’s, and still widely persists today. So close knit and historically separate was the GRT community that it was evident that if the GRT children were to gain any meaningful access to education, it was essential that a whole family, community approach was embedded in the education to be delivered.
In the intervening years the Service has evolved into an innovative and ground-breaking agency that is highly respected locally, nationally and internationally.
Managed by Ealing and partly funded by:
Information about the TAS in Ealing.
Advice on linking students of Traveller heritage into key stage 3 and 4.
Information about the Traveller communities in Ealing.
Information on laws relating to Traveller children, useful documents and websites.
Some of the projects run for young Travellers in the borough.
Laws and government regulations as they apply in Ealing.
Contact information.
Information on TAS's past projects and employees.