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Guide to primary education in Barnet

Barnet Council’s Adults and Health Directorate supports adults, young people with disabilities aged 18-24, people with physical or sensory abilities, people with learning disabilities, adults over 65 who are physically or mentally frail, people with mental health problems and people who care for family members or friends.

Information and advice for post 16 pathways for young people in Barnet after leaving Year 11 until the age of 19 (or 25 for young people with statements/EHCP). All young people now need to continue in learning at least until their 18th birthday. This is called Raising the Participation Age (RPA) (PDF, 200 KB) How we can help We can advise you on the following options:

By law, the council must appoint an Electoral Registration Officer (ERO) and a Returning Officer (RO) who have legal powers and a statutory duty to collect and process personal data. The ERO/RO is a separate data controller to the council. The Chief Executive of the London Borough of Barnet is the Electoral Registration Officer and the Returning Officer and is registered with the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) with regard to all Electoral Services data.

Vocal score sets For a small fee, any music or choral society or group that meets in Barnet, or other London boroughs, can borrow from a large collection of vocal score sets.  Your group will need to be registered to use this service. To register, please contact Edgware Library or call 020 8359 2626.