1. Children’s Trust Board JSNA: Children and Young People

2. JSNA: Children and Young People Refresh of data and analysis is in progress New sections are complete – awaiting approval In future, the JSNA (all chapters) will be in a new format – this has been piloted for the Child Poverty section only There are some emerging key messages from the updated sections

3. JSNA : Key Messages Demographics Nottinghamshire 0-19 population: 2011 population was 180,700 in 2011, decreased by 0.5% since 2001, compared to national increase of 3.3% Projected to increase by 6,200 (3.5%) in next 10 years, compared to 7.8% nationally Projected increase includes considerable variation across age groups National socioeconomic changes are reflected in Nottinghamshire: More children with complex medical needs and disabilities Increase in unemployment, including for young adults Decrease in average family income More lone parents More children referred to children’s social care

4. Source: NCC: JSNA children and young people’s chapter (2013 refresh) using projections from Office for National Statistics, 2013 based on mid-2011 population (census) projected to increase by 6,200 (3.5%) between 2011 and 2021 JSNA: Key Messages Nottinghamshire 0-19 population

5. JSNA: Key Messages Inequalities Outcomes for children and young people across the County as a whole are often similar to or better than national averages There are significant inequalities in outcomes within the County: –Variable outcomes across localities, between districts and within districts –Poorer outcomes for vulnerable groups, e.g. children from lower income families, looked after children, young parents, disabled children

6. JSNA: Key Messages Inequalities in outcomes by locality Sources: NCC: JSNA children and young people’s chapter (2013 refresh) NCC: Children’s Trust Performance Reports

7. Outcomes for vulnerable groups Educational attainment gap between pupils known to be eligible for free school meals and the rest % 5+ A*-C at GCSE (including English and mathematics) Non-FSM FSM Non-FSM FSM % 5+ A*-C at GCSE (including English and mathematics) Sources: NCC: JSNA children and young people’s chapter (2013 refresh) NCC:GCSE and other equivalent qualifications in 2011/12 examinations I in Nottinghamshire

8. JSNA: Children and Young People Recommended next steps Publish updated data/analysis on NCC website once it has been approved by: – the CT Board –the HWB Strategy, JSNA and Outcomes Group Develop an Executive Summary: –Focus on analysis/evaluation of inequalities within Nottinghamshire –Will identify areas of greatest need – geographic and considering vulnerable groups –Available summer 2013 to support the development of Children, Young People and Families Plan 2014-17