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18 March 2020 East Riding Safeguarding Children Partnership Update CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY SUB-COMMITTEE - TOPICS SCRUTINISED DATE OF COMMITTEE TOPIC 18 March 2020 East Riding Safeguarding Children Partnership Update 12 February 2020 School Performance - Annual Update 12 February 2020 Inmans Primary School 12 February 2020 Martongate Primary School 12 February 2020 Woldgate School and Sixth Form College 15 January 2020 Home Education in the East Riding 15 January 2020 Alternative Education Provision 4 December 2019 Future in Mind Transformation Plan 4 December 2019 East Riding Safeguarding Children Board - Annual Report 4 December 2019 Safeguarding Review Panel Recommendations 6 November 2019 Rawcliffe Bridge Primary School 6 November 2019 Hutton Cranswick Community Primary School 6 November 2019 Beeford Primary School 23 October 2019 School Buildings Review Panel Recommendations Child and youth services provisions within communities and 23 October 2019 funding allocations 25 September 2019 School Funding 25 September 2019 Sledmere Primary School 25 September 2019 South Cave Primary School CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY SUB-COMMITTEE - TOPICS SCRUTINISED DATE OF COMMITTEE TOPIC 25 September 2019 Boothferry Primary School 4 September 2019 Integrated Care Partnership Community Paediatric Services Annual Report of the Standing Advisory Council on Religious 4 September 2019 Education 4 September 2019 Outcome of the Children’s Services Peer Challenge April 2019 Review of services for Children who are Looked After and the 4 September 2019 revised Strategy 2019-21 10 July 2019 School Exam Results – Post 16 Provision Safeguarding Children Review Panel Recommendations - 10 July 2019 Progress Update 26 June 2019 Kilham Primary school 26 June 2019 The Market Weighton School 26 June 2019 Work and Impact of the East Riding School Improvement Service 5 June 2019 Referrals to Children’s Social Services Short breaks for families with children with Special Educational 5 June 2019 Needs and Disabilities 5 June 2019 Education in the East Riding 2019 and beyond 27 March 2019 Social Media Review Panel Recommendations 6 March 2019 Ofsted Inspection Reports for East Riding Schools 6 March 2019 The December 2018 batch of Ofsted Inspection Reports 6 March 2019 School Performance - Annual Update 6 March 2019 Hunsley Primary School CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY SUB-COMMITTEE - TOPICS SCRUTINISED DATE OF COMMITTEE TOPIC 6 March 2019 Hessle High School & Penshurst Primary School 6 March 2019 Bempton Primary School 6 March 2019 Beverley High School 13 February 2019 Foster Carers 13 February 2019 Exclusion from School and Managed Moves CAMHS Review Panel Recommendations and Local 16 January 2019 Transformation Plan for mental health and wellbeing 16 January 2019 Annual review SACRE 16 January 2019 Youth Activity Grants 16 January 2019 The June to December 2018 batch of Ofsted Inspection Reports 5 December 2018 Ofsted Inspection Reports for East Riding Schools 5 December 2018 The June to July 2018 batch of Ofsted Inspection Reports 5 December 2018 Headteacher/teacher retention in the East Riding 5 December 2018 School Buildings Review Panel Recommendations - Progress Update 5 December 2018 Headlands School 5 December 2018 Hallgate Primary 5 December 2018 Beverley Grammar School Statutory - Long Term Health Conditions Review Panel 7 November 2018 Recommendations - Progress Update 7 November 2018 East Riding Safeguarding Children Board - Annual Report CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY SUB-COMMITTEE - TOPICS SCRUTINISED DATE OF COMMITTEE TOPIC 7 November 2018 NEET Prevention project 3 October 2018 Ofsted Inspection Reports for East Riding Schools 3 October 2018 The May 2018 to June 2018 batch of Ofsted School Inspection Reports 3 October 2018 School Funding 3 October 2018 Quay Academy 3 October 2018 Woodmansey CE VC Primary School 3 October 2018 Beverley Minster Primary School Safeguarding Children Review Panel Recommendations - 5 September 2018 Progress Update ) Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) Services 5 September 2018 (including the autism diagnostic pathway) 11 July 2018 Bullying 11 July 2018 Healthy Eating in Schools 13 June 2018 Ofsted Inspection Reports for East Riding Schools 13 June 2018 The December 2017 to April 2018 batch of Ofsted School Inspection Reports 13 June 2018 Headteacher/teacher retention in the East Riding 13 June 2018 St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School 13 June 2018 Melbourne Community Primary School 13 June 2018 Rawcliffe Primary School 16 May 2018 Careers/Educational Advice including 14-19 years skills strategy CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY SUB-COMMITTEE - TOPICS SCRUTINISED DATE OF COMMITTEE TOPIC Levels of Hospital Admissions for Children and Young people 16 May 2018 with Diabetes 28 February 2018 Support For Young People’s Mental Health 28 February 2018 Self Harm And Suicide Prevention 7 February 2018 School Performance - Annual Update 7 February 2018 Ofsted Outcomes For East Riding Schools The October to December 2017 batch of Ofsted School 7 February 2018 Inspection Reports 7 February 2018 Longcroft School And Sixth Form College 7 February 2018 South Holderness Technology College 7 February 2018 Keldmarsh Primary School 17 January 2018 School Travel Plans And Arrangements Aspire And Closing The Attainment Gap For Disadvantaged 17 January 2018 Groups 17 January 2018 Education For Vulnerable Children And Young People 6 December 2017 Young Carers’ Services 6 December 2017 Area Review Of Post 16 Education Provision Support For Children And Young People With An Autism 15 November 2017 Diagnosis 15 November 2017 Children And Young People Autism Assessment Pathway East Riding Of Yorkshire Austism Strategy For Children And 15 November 2017 Young People Supporting Children With Challenging Behaviours In Primary 15 November 2017 Schools CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY SUB-COMMITTEE - TOPICS SCRUTINISED DATE OF COMMITTEE TOPIC 18 October 2017 East Riding Safeguarding Children Board Annual Report Children’s Emotional Wellbeing And Support Including A 18 October 2017 Progress Update On The CAMHS Review Panel Recommendations Supporting Children And Young People With Long Term Health 18 October 2017 Conditions Or Learning Disabilities - Review Panel Progress Update School Buildings Review Panel Recommendations Progress 27 September 2017 Update 27 September 2017 Ofsted Outcomes For East Riding Schools March 2017 to June 2017 Batch Of Ofsted School Inspection 27 September 2017 Reports 27 September 2017 The Snaith School 27 September 2017 Swinemoor School Safeguarding Children Review Panel Recommendations 6 September 2017 6 September 2017 Substance Misuse Recruitment, Retention And Re-Deployment Of School Staff And 5 July 2017 The Council’s Supply Service For Schools 5 July 2017 Small Rural Schools And Nurseries 5 July 2017 School Funding 14 June 2017 Invite Schools To Next Ofsted Meeting Send Reforms And Physical Activity Opportunities Provided By 24 July 2017 The Sport Play And Arts Service For Young People With Send 24 July 2017 Support For Young People With Autism East Riding Safeguarding Children Board Annual Report 2015/16 1 March 2017 And Safeguarding Children Review Panel Recommendations Employment, Education And Skills And Joint Working With 1 March 2017 Local Enterprise Partnerships CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY SUB-COMMITTEE - TOPICS SCRUTINISED DATE OF COMMITTEE TOPIC 1 March 2017 Substance Misuse Co-Commissioning 18 January 2017 Of Services For Children Child And Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) 18 January 2017 Transformation, CAMHS Review Panel And Future In Mind Elective Home Education 7 December 2016 Roles And Responsibilities 19 October 2016 Area Review Of Post 16 Education School Buildings Review Panel Recommendations Progress 19 October 2016 Update 19 October 2016 Childcare Provision In The East Riding 7 September 2016 Prevent Update 7 September 2016 Youth Offending Service (Yos) Update 25 May 2016 Educational Excellence Everywhere - White Paper 25 May 2016 Education And Adoption Act 2016 21 April 2016 East Riding Safeguarding Children Board Annual Report 2014/15 21 April 2016 Emotional Wellbeing And Mental Health Of Young People 21 April 2016 Post-16 Transport Provision In The East Riding 2 March 2016 Update On The Integrated Sensory Support Service Supporting Children With Chronic Conditions Or Severe 2 March 2016 Allergies In East Riding Schools 2 March 2016 Healthy Lifestyles CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY SUB-COMMITTEE - TOPICS SCRUTINISED DATE OF COMMITTEE TOPIC 20 January 2016 Child And Adolescent Mental Health Review Panel Report 20 January 2016 Governance Of Employment, Education And Skills 20 January 2016 Review Of Post 16 Education Provision Local Enterprise Partnerships (Leps) - Employment And Skills 20 January 2016 Including Funding Opportunities 14 October 2015 Prevent Strategy Update 14 October 2015 Safeguarding Children Review Panel – Progress Update 8 July 2015 School Buildings 8 July 2015 School Organisation Plan 25 March 2015 Careers Education And Guidance - The Views Of Students 25 March 2015 Careers Education And Guidance In Schools The East Riding Of Yorkshire Standing Advisory Council For 4 March 2015 Religious Education (Sacre) Troubled Families (Supporting Families) East Riding Of 4 March 2015 Yorkshire Supporting Children With Chronic Conditions Or Severe 4 March 2015 Allergies In East Riding Of Yorkshire Schools 15 October 2014 Early Intervention And Prevention 15 October 2014 East Riding Children’s Centres 3 September
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