[PDF] Top 20 The positive educational experiences of ‘looked after’ children and young people

... of children in care, or previously in ...were children and young people ranging in age from ten to ...regarding experiences of care completed by 105 young ... See full document

... for children and young people looked after at home or previously at home differed from their ...of children and young people which may contribute to the overall ... See full document

... Looked after young people may also be more likely to engage in risky sexual behaviours (for example, engaging in sexual relationships at a younger age, having a higher number of casual ... See full document

... for Children’ sets out the national framework for local change pro- grammes to build services around the needs of children and young people to maximize opportunity and minimize risk ... See full document

... for looked after children and young people, as well as care ...fewer children and young people are able to obtain legal ...Many children and young ... See full document

... Glasgow Project Report Supporting Looked After Children and Young People at School: A Scottish Case Study Graham Connelly, Lindsay Siebelt & Judith Furnivall March 2008.[r] ... See full document

... LAAH young people to be assessed at the outset of the Order so that suitable arrangements can be put in ...of looked after young people to be referred to the LAC ...allowed ... See full document

... for looked after children is dispersed across departments with the associated risk that this group of vulnerable children may fall between service ...of looked after ... See full document

... for children and young people who are looked after away from ...and young people should be able to access support from previous carers and from services for as long as ... See full document

... about children and young people’s participation find overwhelmingly that young people do not feel they are enabled to participate in ...schoolchildren looked at their general attitudes ... See full document

... of looked after disabled ...of looked after children recorded as disabled in official ...for looked after children with annual returns including types of ...for ... See full document

... for looked-after children is frequently stressed in policy, practice, and research (Fratter, Rowe, Sapsford, & Thoburn, 1991; Schofield, Beek, & Ward, ...non-looked-after ... See full document

... Scotland’s looked after children and young people and care leavers has ...our looked after children and young people and care leavers and will ... See full document

... the educational aspirations of looked after young ...the Children (Ritchie, 2003) surveyed the perceptions of young people on their educational experiences ... See full document

... of looked after children is not accounted for by the relatively high proportion who have additional learning needs” (WAO, 2012, ...the young people had a statement of ...and ... See full document

... the educational experience of looked after children and young people in Scotland has a history of about 10 years, beginning with the commissioning of a detailed review of ... See full document

... the young person ceased to be looked ...‘looked after’. Young people will have to formerly cease to be looked after ...eligible young people need to ... See full document

... highly young people value stability, commenting that: “stability gives children the opportunity to learn, to feel they belong to someone and to be ...reasons. Children‟s histories, changing ... See full document

... of children with whom they worked, helping the children to develop the attributes that the staff felt would help enhance the life chances of the ...ignored educational needs, and where staff felt ... See full document

... Jointly funding activities - may involve corporate parents pooling their resources to meet an identified need or objective. By combining resources, corporate parents could offer a wider range of quality opportunities, ... See full document