[PDF] Top 20 Supporting the Education of Looked after Children with Uncertain Immigration Status

... K arrived in the UK as an unaccompanied asylum-seeking child when she was 13. Having no guardian or customary caregiver in Scotland, she became cared for by her local authority. She enjoyed school and was on track to ... See full document

... withdrawn. Looked after children are at particular risk of having poor physical and mental health (often undiagnosed and not treated) and low educational ...been looked after at some ... See full document

... report, Supporting Care Leavers in Further Education (SFC, ...for supporting looked after young people and care leavers in ...to supporting looked after young ... See full document

... a looked after young person will be guaranteed an interview, though not of course guaranteed a ...that looked after children and care leavers would automatically be treated under the ... See full document

... personal education plans helping to raise the profile of the educational needs of looked after children (Hayden, ...post‐16 education and training) and seven aspects of educational ... See full document

... staff supporting these children, the dominant research narrative of the failure of the care system and blaming of staff can be challenged, and the complexity surrounding these educational outcomes begins to ... See full document

... the education outcomes of the young ...personal education planning process which should clearly set out how the funding will be used, what the expected education outcomes are and how the impact of ... See full document

... for looked after children, young people and care ...with looked after children and young people, some of the advice will be useful to others in the corporate parent family ... See full document

... relationships education in supporting LAC in education, although no evidence was identified to support the effectiveness of supportive interventions in these ...higher education, but 41% ... See full document

... community) which works with looked-after children. In addition is director of an organisation, Placement Support, which provides consultancy to organisations (residential homes and agencies) as well ... See full document

... regarding children looked-after suggest that numbers of children in out-of-home care have increased in the past decade in England, Australia and Norway (Munro & Manful, ...maltreated ... See full document

... for children in England has undergone a significant transformation moving almost exclusively towards foster care as the preferred mode of ...for Education for the year ending 31 March 2018, reported that ... See full document

... of looked after children are likely to be diverse. Some looked after children still live at home with their birth families, whilst others might need to live outwith the family ... See full document

... in children during the early years exceed those offered to school-age children, which in turn are greater than remedial training offered to adults: ―the most cost-effective strategy for strengthening the ... 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

... Unless otherwise explicitly stated on the manuscript, Copyright © and Moral Rights for the papers on this site are retained by the individual authors and/or other copyright owners.. Plea[r] ... See full document

... of children who face particular risks are those who live in substance-misusing ...of children and young people; including those who are looked ... See full document

... emerging Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 2014 – this process continues as guidance is ...produced. After the study, Barnardo’s also produced a set of policy recommendations; their strong advocacy ... See full document

... for looked after children as part of their day to day role will require elements of the knowledge, skills and competence outlined at level ... See full document

... In a study specifically considering the impact of placement instability on juvenile delinquency, Ryan and Testa (2005) found that young people who had experienced maltreatment and been placed in substitute care had ... See full document