CLD Plan and Local Learning Community Partnerships

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CLD Plan and Local Learning Community Partnerships Where are we now? CLD Extended SMT (21st August 2018)

New plan for 2018 – 21 Informed by Our discussions as an extended SMT Feedback from LLCP self-evaluation sessions

New Plan priorities

Governance Framework The Partnership CLD Plan will be monitored by the ALCP, with the structure of meetings changing to improve linkages between the strategic group and Local Learning Community Partnerships. There are four ALCP meetings per year – two of which will be extended to include input from the chairs of the LLCP. There will be a standard reporting back format here which will quantify LLCP activity. Reports will be produced regularly 6 monthly reports from ALCP on CLD Plan progress 6 monthly ward pages updates on individual LLCP activity 12 monthly ALCP CLD Plan Review presented to ECS Committee and Community Planning Partnership Executive.

Governance Model

The Need– LLCPs are meeting regularly and involving a wide range of partners in sharing practice and planning joint CLD delivery Indicator 1 - The number of LLCP sessions/ meetings held between October – March and April September. Indicator 2 – Number of partners attending at least one session in the reporting period. Indicator 3 - Reporting of any current or emerging unmet needs identified by partners.

The Need - ALCP has set out a number of core transitions The Need - ALCP has set out a number of core transitions. LLCPs are charged to look at these transitions in their locality context and agree which ones are a local priority Indicator 4 – Evidence of SWOT analysis carried out by LLC around key transition stages. Indicator 5 – Progress reported on partner action taken to improve delivery of transitions process from each LLCP and the ESOL and Literacies sub-groups of ALCP. Indicator 6 – Annual case study from each LLCP and ALCP strategic partner on local transition priority with a focus on learner outcomes as per CLD National Outcomes model.  

The Need - Partners wish to improve the quality of community engagement in Aberdeenshire and to develop evidence around levels of social capital. We want to strengthen the voice and influence of less connected communities in Aberdeenshire Indicator 7 – ALCP analyse data currently being collected in Aberdeenshire – Participation Request Reporting; Reputation Tracker and Community Planning Partnership Citizens Panel. Indicator 8 – Annual case study from each LLCP and ALCP strategic partner on Community Empowerment priority with a focus on learner outcomes as per CLD National Outcomes model ( page …)

Indicator 10 - LLCP’s to report annually on CPD delivered. The Need - There is an opportunity for the ALCP to better co-ordinate the delivery of CPD to widen access and maximise resources. There are a wide range of skills across the Partnership which could be made better use of for co-design and co-production. The National CLD Workforce Development Plan has been published and the National CLD Workforce study will continue the process to map and prioritise CPD needs. Indicator 9 - The CPD Working Group to report 6 monthly on the number of CPD sessions offered and the number of attendees from different sectors. Indicator 10 - LLCP’s to report annually on CPD delivered.

The Need - ALCP partners and elected members wish to improve monitoring and reporting Education Scotland have also identified this in Aspects Review and 2017 Aberdeenshire HMIe inspection. Partners aim to develop proxy indicators across priorities Indicator 11 – at the end of year one a new ALCP working group to produce a suite of CLD outcome indicators in relation to transitions; community empowerment, workforce development and mental health and resilience. Indicator 12 – annual reporting of new indicators in years 2 and 3 of Plan.

LLCP Reporting Clare will oversee Central – Inverurie (Dougie); Kemnay ( Simone); Westhill (Michael); Ellon (Nicola); Meldrum ( Annette) Philip for South – Aboyne (Susan); Alford(Tracy); Banchory (Nicola); Portlethen (Lynn); Stonehaven ( Linda); Mearns (Natalie) Kevin in North – Banff (Kate);Huntly (Angela); Fraserburgh (Sandra); Mintlaw/Peterhead ( Kenny/Jane);Turriff (Annette)