Earlston High School's website contains a comprehensive list of partner agencies, with information available for all families in the Earlston Cluster including for primary school aged children.  This list includes details of available services, their role and remit, referral criteria if applicable and contact details. 

This includes NHS services, SBC services, local youth groups, sports groups and charities as well as online resources and family services.​

Organisation	Purpose	Who can refer	Contact Information
School Nurse	To ensure pupils have access to health care and third party agencies as required	Educators Parents Other Health Professionals Children and young people
Home - School Link
Community Police Officer	responsible for community safety and resiliance	accessible to all in the community	PC Ian Porter ​[email protected]
Quarriers	Under 18's mental health and Wellbeing Service	Self referral/parents	Call: 01896 668 411 Text: 079379 86558 Email: [email protected]
Stable Life	Equestrian thereputic interventions for children and young people	self referal	Phone: 01750 32277 Email: [email protected]
Children First	Support for Children and famalies	Self Referal	Helpline: 08000 28 22 33
Skills Development Scotland	working with Adults to build skills	Self referal	0800 917 8000
DYE			Value
Beyond Earlston	young peoples activities. Promotes wellbeing and social inclusion	Self referral	Call/text: 07522513728 Email: [email protected] ​
Occupational Therapy	Occupational Therapists work with children who have difficulties with the functional skills necessary for their everyday life.	via GP, health visitor or speech therapist	Phone: 01896 826000
Borders College			Phone: 01896 66 26 00 Email: [email protected]
Inclusion and Wellbeing
SaLT	Speech and Language Therapy		phone: 01896 826710.  (Call on Tuesday between 1:00 and 4:00pm) Web:​www.nhsborders.scot.nhs.uk/slt
CAMHS	Children and young people's mental Health Services	GP/Health professional	phone : 01750 23715 ​Email : [email protected]
Child Protection Officer	Anyone concerned about the safety of a child can call the Child Protection Officer.	Anyone	phone: 01896 662787
CLD	Providing young people (aged 12-25 years) and adults (aged 16 and over) with skills for learning, life and work.	self/other	Phone: 0300 100 1800