Network meeting

19th October

1. Assessment, tracking and intervention

3. Provision for developing wider outcomes

2. Structuredconversations with parents

Children and young people

Agenda

• Integrated Youth – Emma Jenks• PDM – Sports links – Vicky Dean• Data patterns for cohort 1• Break • Communicating with Parents• Future networks

Integrated Youth ServiceAchievement For All

October 2010

Integrated Youth Service – An Overview

• Sports Development and Youth Services• Teams of staff in each area of Oldham (6 teams)

• 20,000 young people each year• Diverse programmes to meet the needs of young

people through alternative forms of education

• Opportunities to raise aspirations and achievement through wider opportunities in sport and youth

Some examples of current opportunities

• Twilight, evening and weekend activities• Holiday provision• Community sports clubs• Disability sport• Girls only provision• After – school clubs

Sport

Menu of learning through wider opportunities • Sports Leadership – Supports self-esteem and confidence through

development of leadership skills. Implementation of peer mentor programme at lunch times and after school

• Cross Curriculum Programmes – Supports children/ classes of children who are falling behind in core curriculum subjects by delivering curriculum through sport (Maths and English already available)

• Extended School Programme – Delivery of breakfast, lunchtime and after school clubs in sport and activity. With an emphasis on improving attendance.

Sport Menu of learning through wider opportunities

• Unity through Sport Programme – Development of positive relationships through sport. Delivery of team building programmes and activities to appreciate difference through sport

• Targeted Pupil Packages – Programmes designed to meet the specific needs of groups within the school who are disengaged with their peers (academically or socially). This may include working with young people with SEND, disability, low confidence/ self- esteem, challenging behaviour etc.

• Active Pupil Programme – A targeted programme for young people to provide a fun and educational framework to help them to lead healthier lifestyles.

SportAdditionally….

• Insets/ Teacher Training • Sports Days/ Events• Holiday Programmes• Community Clubs

• Bespoke Opportunities!!!!!

YouthMenu of learning through wider opportunities

• ACE Programme • Mobile Bus Programme• Mini Fusion • Youth Activities Programme• Empowerment of young people

LA Data trends

How do these compare to your school trends?

What do they tell us about the progress of children with SEND?

What needs to happen next?

Data

9.10%

10.00%

19.10%

13.90%

47.80%

9.50%

34.10%

31.10%

15.20%

10.20%

6.10%

14.90%

30.00%

30.50%

18.60%

4.80%

49.20%

33.10%

11.70%1.20%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

Y10 EnglishY7 ReadingY5 ReadingY1 Reading

All Children Reading

6 points

4 points

2 points

0-1 points

Regressed

Data

Data

Data

9.10%

10.00%

19.10%

13.90%

47.80%

12.50%

29.90%

29.20%

15.90%

12.50%

1.90%

17.80%

33.20%

32.10%

15.10%

4.00%

42.30%

43.10%

9.30%1.20%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

Y10 EnglishY7 WritingY5 WritingY1 Writing

All Children Writing

6 points

4 points

2 points

0-1 points

Regressed

Data

Data

Data

6.20%

11.00%

19.60%

18.70%

44.50%

9.10%

30.30%

28.00%

17.00%

15.50%

8.00%

20.40%

40.60%

24.10%

6.90%

3.60%

55.60%

32.70%

7.70%0.40%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

Y10 MathsY7 MathsY5 MathsY1 Maths

All Children Maths

6 points

4 points

2 points

0-1 points

Regressed

Data

Data

Discuss

What are you thoughts about this data?

Where are the areas for development?

Involving Parents

How have parents been told about AfA?

How are parents communicated with between conversations?

How can we involve parents more?

Parents Forums

Key TeachersA key teacher will need to be identified for each pupil participating in the project •good knowledge and understanding of the child or young person.•can influence provision arrangements•has regular contact with the child or young person •is aware of his or her needs, attainment and achievements.

How can parents contact the Key Teacher?

• E-mail contact

• Phone contact

• Specific weekly meeting time

Discussion point –

Making conversations sustainable

AOB