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Highly effective leaders with true commitment to partnership working lead to better outcomes for children and young people
03 Nov 2010
Strong partnership working across agencies, led by highly effective leaders with commitment and drive, can bring real change and improvement for children and young people in their area, finds Ofsted in its latest report published today.
Improving outcomes for children and young people through partnership in Children’s Trusts is a small-scale survey of six local authorities evaluating the impact of Children’s Trusts on improving the lives of children and young people, particularly those whose circumstances made them potentially vulnerable. The report identifies best practice and provides detailed case studies of effective partnership work within the six Children’s Trusts.
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Highly effective leaders with true commitment to partnership working lead to better outcomes for children and young people
05 Nov 2010
This report identifies best practice and provides detailed case studies of effective partnership work within the six Children’s Trusts.
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