1. “Start Well” update

2. Content of session
“Young and Yorkshire” – a reminder of our collective priorities
How performance against those priorities is monitored
System Leadership
Outcomes for Children & Young People at the end of Year 2 of the plan
Outstanding Challenges
Planning for “Young and Yorkshire 2”

3. “Young and Yorkshire” Children &Young People’s Plan 2014-17
Ensuring that education is our greatest liberator (with more pupils attending a good or outstanding school or setting)
Helping all children enjoy a happy family life (with a safe reduction in the numbers of looked after children)
Ensuring a healthy start to life (with more children & young people leading healthy lifestyles)
How will we know how well we’re doing?
Priority 1
More children will attend a good or outstanding school
More children will achieve 5 A*-C including English & Maths
More looked after children will make the expected progress between Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 4
The gap in outcomes between disadvantaged or vulnerable children and other children will get smaller
Priority Two
Fewer children and young people will be looked after
The time it takes from entering care to moving in with an adoptive family gets smaller
More looked after children have lived in the same home for two years or more
More young people leaving care are in suitable accommodation
Priority Three:
Fewer children will experience bullying
More children & young people will tell us that they are able to cope with life’s ups and downs
More children will have a healthy weight
Children & young people in care will be healthier
Fewer children and young people will regularly drink alcohol
Public health indicators cover these and more. For instance:
Child mortality
Increased breastfeeding initiation and increased duration
Reduction of smoking in pregnancy
Improved take up of childhood immunisations
Reduction in rates of conception amongst young women aged under 18

4. How is performance managed and how are we scrutinised?
County Council Executive
Performance and Intelligence
Health and Wellbeing Board
Children and Young Peoples Service Strategic
Plans
Children's Safeguarding & Strategy
Groups
Children’s Trust Board
Performance and Intelligence
Performance and Intelligence
Strategic Partners including; Police and Health
Inspection and Regulation
North Yorkshire Safeguarding Children Board
Young People’s Overview and Scrutiny Committee
Performance and Intelligence
County Council Management Board

5. System Leadership

6. System Leadership activity: what’s been going on this year? (1)
Commissioning
Recommissioned the 0-5 and 5-19 Healthy Child Programme
Future in Mind
With CCGs as lead commissioners Local CAMHS Transformation Plans were submitted and approved – first projects to focus on eating disorders and mental health support within schools.
Partners in Practice
One of only 6 authorities nationally to be named as exemplar authorities with the ability to develop innovative practice and seek greater freedoms

7. System Leadership activity: what’s been going on this year? (2)
Director of Public Health’s report “The health of our children: Growing up healthy in North Yorkshire”
“Deep dives” – in depth research into aspects of each of the three key priorities in “Young and Yorkshire”
“Reimagining children’s health” – day summit based on the “Healthy Start to Life” deep dive work
Youth Summit - In October 2015, the largest Youth Voice summit to date took place with over 110 young people taking part

8. System Leadership activity: what’s been going on this year? (3)
Research commissioned – into perinatal mental health and new ways of supporting isolated mothers and into SLT provision
Research bid submitted - for Research Impact Accelerator Bid with University of York (supports Plan development – see later)
Review of inclusion and specialist provision – ISOS commissioned to do this to identify priorities for development in the new SEND strategy (to be completed by September 2016)
Launch of the Scarborough Pledge – to address inequalities in educational outcomes for children and young people in the Scarborough area

9. Priority One: “Ensuring Education is Our Greatest Liberator” Priority Outcome: A greater proportion of pupils attending a good or outstanding school or setting

10. Headline Performance

11. Key Programmes and Activity
School Improvement
Scarborough Pledge
Achievement Unlocked
Closing the gap
Careers Guidance
SEND Reforms, Support for children and young people with SEND and Preparation for Adulthood
North Yorkshire Autism Strategy
Thematic deep dive analysis report

12. Priority Two: “Helping all Children Enjoy a Happy Family Life” Priority Outcome: The looked after child population is reduced safely

13. families intervention
Headline Performance
% of families "turned around" as
a result of a
developing stronger
families intervention

14. Key Programmes and Activity
Partners in Practice
No Wrong Door
Prevention Service
Developing and mainstreaming of the Stronger Families Programme
Local Safeguarding Children Board Business Plan
Adoption Reform
Children and Young People Looked After Strategy
Young People’s Homelessness Prevention Pathway
Thematic deep dive analysis report

15. Priority Three: “Ensuring a Healthy Start to Life” Priority Outcome: More children & young people lead healthy lifestyles

16. Headline Performance

17. Key Programmes and Activity
Healthy Child Programme
Future in Mind
Strategy for Supporting Disabled Children, Young People and their Families
Implementation of SEND reforms
Thematic deep dive analysis report
Reimagining health for all children in North Yorkshire – Health Event
Director of Public Health Annual Report

18. The new Children and Young People’s Plan

19. Young and Yorkshire was launched in April 2014
Young and Yorkshire was launched in April As with all three previous iterations of the CYPP it sets out ambitious targets over a three-year period, it will come to the end of its term in The CYPP is due for a refresh, and as agreed by Trust Board a new plan will be developed to cover the period probably from 2017 – 2020.

20. Impact Accelerator Research bid: Growing Up In North Yorkshire
a series of focused roundtable events bringing together University of York and North Yorkshire to distil the latest research evidence relevant to NYCTB’s priorities
a pilot qualitative study of youth transitions in North Yorkshire that will inform development of a new long-term study of the experiences of young people growing up in North Yorkshire
using insights from the roundtables and pilot study, assist NYCTB in developing a robust evidence base to shape service delivery models and support practice improvement in the identified priority areas set out in the new Children and Young People’s Plan for

21. Challenges

22. Challenges Ahead (1)
Improve the breastfeeding initiation rate: Start of the plan 74%, currently 73.8% (National 74.3%)
Continue to improve the % of children receiving immunisations and vaccinations: MMR by the age of %, % Dtap/IPV/Hib by the age of 2 – %, %
Continue to reduce the % of 4-5 and year olds who are overweight or obese: 4-5 year olds - Start of the plan 21.3%, currently 21% (National 21.9%) year olds – Start of the plan 28.4%, currently30.1% (National 33.2%)
Continue to reduce the rate of hospital admissions due to alcohol specific conditions for under 18 year olds per 10,000: Start of the plan 45.8, currently 39.1 (National 40.1)

23. Challenges Ahead (2)
A reduction in the rate of hospital admissions due to substance misuse (15-24 year olds per 100,000): Start of the plan 67.6, currently 83.5 (National 88.8)
Reduce the rate of children and young people admitted to hospital for mental health conditions per 100,000: Start of the plan 76.8, currently 96.3 (National 87.4)
Reduce the rate of children and young people admitted to hospital as a result of self-harm: Start of the plan 322.9, currently (National 398.8)
Continue to reduce the rate of under 18 conceptions per 1, year old females: Start of the plan 21.4, currently 16.7 (National 22.8)
Reduce the educational attainment gap between those children who receive FSM and those who don't: EYFS Gap– Start of the plan 20%, currently 24% KS2 Gap – Start of the plan 26%, currently 20% KS4 Gap – Start of the plan 31.7%, currently 34.7%

24. Inspection
North Yorkshire SEND inspection June 27-1 July 2016

25. Throughout the Children’s Trust - you will see
Shared Vision and Impact
Some great practice
Talented people and effective partnerships
Confidence to innovate and transform
Ambitious culture for children and young people