1. Rutland County Council Delivering Integrated Services to Local Communities Carol Chambers Director of Children and Young People’s Services

2. Rutland County Council Strategic Priority 3 in the Rutland CYPP To further develop the strategy to support the delivery of integrated services, for example extended services in and around schools, children’s centres (Surestart), mobile services, Vision2010+ and services in response to ‘Youth Matters’.

3. Rutland County Council The Core Offer of Extended Services - in or accessible through all schools by 2010 2,500 by September 2006 Source: ‘Extended Schools: Access to Opportunities and Services for All’ DfES prospectus, June 2005

4. Rutland County Council Children’s Centre Core Offer The centre is open a minimum of 5 days a week, 10 hours a day, 48 weeks a year. Plans are in place to provide health and outreach services to families in need within an agreed geographical area. Integrated care and learning for children from birth to five is being provided with 0.5 teacher appointed (where applicable) OR drop-in activity sessions for children, such as stay and play sessions. Links with JobCentre Plus agreed.

5. Rutland County Council Vision2010+ September 2004 Onwards 15 public meetings in three phases Phase 1 - November 2004 Phase 2 - September 2005 Phase 3 - December 2005 Council decision to proceed to final stage, following Phase 3, in March 2006 Strongest views on site

6. Rutland County Council Who has contributed so far? Project Board - RCC officers, architect and Councillors Focus Group - heads and other managers Further advisory groups will be established - staff, parents, governors, children

7. Rutland County Council Principles Top quality teaching and learning, adopting a personalised approach Inclusive community, valuing and respecting all Health and wellbeing, encouraging healthy lifestyles Sustainable practices embracing environmental awareness Landscape design

8. Rutland County Council Benefits Improved accommodation which will impact on teaching and learning 0-11 childcare, education and additional family services 52 weeks availability Economies of scale and efficient practices Staff opportunities

9. Rutland County Council Site Option

10. Rutland County Council Leicester Road (South) New site, in response to consultation Six acres Good vehicle access Good pedestrian/cycle access Construction site separate from existing schools

11. Rutland County Council Proposal 420 place, community primary school from the merger of Leighfield and Uppingham CE Specialist, integrated provision for all children and support for families Before and after school and holiday provision, 52 weeks

12. Rutland County Council Proposal (cont) Children’s centre services for the whole family Extended services for the whole community, including ICT Purpose-built sport/PE areas - indoor and outdoors Specialist music and language areas Safe and secure areas of the building

13. Rutland County Council Timetable Consultation: 14 June - 12 July Council decision: 27 July Statutory proposals: 31 August - 13 October School Organisation Committee decision: 30 October If agreed, new school opens September 2008

14. Rutland County Council The Future The future is not some place we are going to, but one we are creating. The paths are not to be found, but made, and the activity of making them changes both the maker and the destination. (John Schaar)