1. Children’s Centres
What does the data tell us…

2. Purpose of CCs:
Improving outcomes
Focus on the most disadvantaged to
Reduce inequalities in school readiness
Improve parenting capacity & aspiration
Improve health and life chances

3. Children’s Centre Approach…
6 Clusters
Evidence based
Integrated service delivery
Collaboration
Co-location

5. Children's Centres GLD (EYFSP Results)
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
Children's Centres Average
67%
72%
75%
Hackney Average
57%
65%
68%
69%
78% (71%)
London Average
53%
62%
71%
England Average
52%
60%
66%

6. 2017 Outcome 7 areas of learning 2016 Outcome  
2017 Outcome
7 areas of learning
2016 Outcome
Childrens Centres
2017 cohort
Number achieving a GLD 2017
Percentage achieving a GLD 2017 %
Number achieving Exp+ in all
the prime learning goals
Percentage achieving Exp+ in all
Number of children achieving Exp+ in all
the specific learning goals
2016 cohort
Number achieving a GLD 2016
Percentage achieving a GLD 2016 % AT 36 29
81% 24 22
92% CP 31 23
74% 17 12
71% 14
82% C 28
78% 33 27
94%
CNS 53
51%
58% 42 25
60% F 18 13
72% 16
89% 11
79%
86% H 10 9
69%
77% I 26
93% 92 45
49% 51
55% 47 L 15
73%
80%
83% Lu 8 3
38% 4
50% 7
54%
62% Ma 20
91% 30 32
97% M 35 43 34 MK
100% 6 S 19
95%
75% T
88%
87%
WNS 63
68% 64 48 WD
84%
Average Total
431
323
345
326
76%
468
335
358
338

7. Defined Target group
Children not in EY provision; or
less than 15hrs; & or
living in top 10% disadvantaged LSOA; & or
In need of early help

8. 2016/17 (18,000) 9,544 target group 6,739 (70.6%) 3+ 11,285 (62.5%) all 3,139 (10% SOA) 83%
2017/18 (20,000) DRAFT 11,777 target group 9,738 (82.7%) 3,854 (10% SOA) 95%

9. 2016/17 415 families plus 59 FAST hand offs 62% reduced risk
MAT (Multi-Agency Team)
2016/17
415 families plus
59 FAST hand offs
62% reduced risk
17% child protection
20% unchanged
Early Help
2017/18 DRAFT
438 families plus
79 FAST hand offs
60% reduced risk
14% child protection
26% unchanged

10. Case study

11. Impact evaluation 60% MAT families continue to access CC services 1yr after MAT intervention Re referrals remain low % revolving door families

13. Raising attainment Ethnicity
Ethnicity/Religion
2015/16
2016/17
Asian
847
796
Black African
1,308
1,165
Black Caribbean
538
473
Black Other
184
151
Mixed
1,066
1,013
Orthodox Jewish
1,451
1,353
Other
678
630
Turkish
545
513
Unknown
1,865
2,419
White
2,798
2,783
Total
11,280
11,296
Real (Raising Achievement in Early Literacy)
Getting ready for school early literacy workshops for parents
Language groups, speech and language therapy and taking Walk-in sessions
Young parents group and baby club, to support potty training, child development and boundary setting
Stay and play
Book start and library trips
Maths champion research programme.
Sensory play
Childcare and education
Family support and parenting programmes
ESOL, employment skills, family learning

14. Challenges…
Coordinated early help
Pooling resources to achieve outcomes
Data sets
Next steps…
MAT GP notification
Health & CC leadership
Synergy with new neighbourhood model