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A B C D E L R R B L F G H I J L B B R L K L M N O R L R R B P Q R S T B L R L R U V W X Y R B B L R Objectives Enfield To disseminate some of the learning from London Fostering Achievement ID: 548275

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Objectives

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Enfield

To disseminate some of the learning from London Fostering Achievement

To consider how such learning can help colleagues from further and higher education to best support Care Leavers Slide4

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programme of activity delivered by The Fostering Network in partnership with Achievement for

All

The aim was to

improve educational outcomes for fostered children in

London

The work included: 32 training sessions delivered to carers, social workers, designated teachers and virtual schools across London local authorities, direct

work with 27 London schools,

10 Education Champions working in 5 boroughs and

a website for foster carers and other professionals

www.londonfosteringachievement.org.uk

What was London Fostering Achievement?

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Who is here today?

Enfield

Why London

Fostering Achievement?

The Fostering Network survey – what foster carers said:

41% said teachers didn’t understand the foster carer

role

60% agreed that more contact between foster carers and teachers would better support a looked after child’s education

70% said that it would help if teachers had a better understanding of looked after

childrenSlide6

Learning Outcomes for Looked After Children 2014:

At

age 11

, Looked After Children attain

31 percentage points

below all other childrenAt age 16, Looked After Children attain 40 percentage points below all other children

Looked After Children with SEN also achieve less well than their non-LAC peers with SEN. Approximately

66.6%

of Looked after Children have some form of special educational need compared to approximately 15% of all other children

Approximately 29% of Looked after Children have a Statement of SEN or Education, Health & Care Plan compared to approximately 3% of all other childrenSlide7

Many LAC and CL DO

achieve highlySlide8

Lessons from London Fostering Achievement

Partnership working is key

Use the mechanisms already established for identifying barriers to learning and resolving issues

Understand our Looked After Children and Care Leavers and their educational pathways Slide9

Partnership Working:

Know Who’s Who in the life of a CLA or CL

Do you know who’s who in the life of a Child Looked After and Care Leaver?

Foster Carer

Key Worker

The Designated Teacher

Social Worker

Personal

Advisor

Virtual School Headteacher Care Leavers’ Team What would help to improve

your getting to know them?Slide10

Partnership Working:

Communication

How do we establish good communication lines and what may be the barriers to communication?

Respecting the wishes and privacy of the young person

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Partnership Working:

Providing Multi-Agency SupportLFA Masterclass

Widening ParticipationResearch on what worksSlide12

Established Mechanisms:

The Personal Education Plan

What is the Personal Education Plan?

When?Who participates?The child or young person’s voice?The content: Short and long term goals, current, projected and target attainment, barriers to learning, transition, enrichment, funding

Outcomes: Targets and SMART action planSlide13

Established Mechanisms:

The Pathway Plan

What is the Pathway Plan?When?Who participates?Lessons from the PEPSlide14

Understanding CLA and CL

and their educational pathways

Attachment TraumaCare and Education placement breakdownSEN dataAP dataUnaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children & Young People

Qualifications …… GCSEs/BTECS/A’Levels/Access Sixth Form and further education providers Slide15

What will you do next?

How can you take the LFA lessons of:

Partnership WorkingUsing established mechanisms andUnderstanding the young people and their educational journeys before reaching you

and use it in your work in educating Care Leavers? Slide16

Article 39 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child

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Article 28 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child

asks that all States

recognize the right of the child to education …

We have a duty to support that fundamental human right.