Reflections on feedback from Regional Meetings in March

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Presentation transcript:

Reflections on feedback from Regional Meetings in March An overall vision for QI throughout the child journey Focus on National Policies & Local Priorities Outcome measures and aims – aligned to national data sources Branding for the future programme of work Focus for CPP improvement work – achieving results at scale with the improvement framework

Vision and Shared Ambition Scotland: the best place in the world to grow up ….where every child has the best start in life and is ready to succeed

Vision and Shared Ambition Excellence and Equity Deliver both excellence, in terms of ensuring children and young people acquire a broad range of skills and capacities at the highest levels, whilst also delivering equity so that every child and young person should thrive and have the best opportunity to succeed regardless of their social circumstances or additional needs* * National Improvement Framework, 2016

Policy Context GIRFEC Children and Young People Act Universal HV Pathway Scottish Attainment Challenge Early Learning & Childcare Poverty related attainment gap PACE (Permanence) National Improvement Framework Improvement in Child Protection How QI Fits with the National Context Policy PHILOSOPHY – CHILD AT THE CENTRE IN ALL THAT WE DO BACKED UP BY THE LEGISLATION OF C&YP ACT – NAMED PERSON BIGGEST THING FOR EVERYONE AND STRONGLY CONENCTS THE QI WORK ACROSS THE CHILD’S JOURNEY. NEED TO GET THOSE THINGS RIGHT – LOCAL PRIORIITY FOR ALL Sharing experiences across the community will help Universal pathway and services – there has been significant investment – aim for 500 additionl HVs by 2018 and will be key to delivery of the universal pathway. Acknowledge the local challenges faced by LA/HB teams. Early learning and childcare – doubling entitlement of childcare places by 2020 – huge job for all re workforce – flexibility of work etc. Keen to test out solutions to deliver this and a clear role for national partners who will be very helpful in supporting delivery KEY – new focus on improvement on child protection processes and practice of practitioners. Cab sec announced an improvement intent. PACE RCS FNP Family Nurse Partnership Education Act (inequalities) Realigning Children’s Services Employability DYW / YES

Branding options Children’s Improvement Collaboratives . Children’s Improvement Collaboratives Including: MCQIC, EYC and RAfA (keep individual branding) Children and Young People’s Improvement Collaborative Improvement in children’s services pre-birth to 18 - collaborating with MCQIC (where common work is shared) (shared branding)

Next steps Stakeholder meeting with senior leaders CPP/LA Further discussions with senior leaders and policy leads internally (May) Proposal for minister on the way forward with the collective programmes (June) Information out to all with commitment to focus on future programme of work .