The Children & Young People's Partnership is working to ensure that all children and young people in Northamptonshire are healthy, safe and able to enjoy and achieve so that they will make a positive contribution throughout their lives and secure economic well-being. This encompasses the 'Five Outcomes' for children and young people promoted by the Department for Children, Schools & Families within the comprehensive 'Every Child Matters' transformation programme.
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- JSNA 2011 and beyond Presentation to Northampton Voluntary and Community Sector Forum
- JSNA 2011 and beyond Presentation to Daventry Voluntary and Community Sector Forum
- JSNA 2011 and beyond Presentation to Corby LSP
- 2011 JSNA Children and Young People Education in Schools pre 16 Overview
- 2011 JSNA Children and Young People Education in Schools pre 16 5.1 Pupil characteristics
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- Annual Population Survey - Qualifications GCSE
- Flag 4 GP Registrations
- Number of Pupils First Language by Area
- Number of pupils eligible for free school meals
- Number of ethnic minority pupils in schools by district
- Number of children living in out of work benefit households
- Proportion of children in poverty by family type
- Proportion of children in poverty by children
- Proportion of children in poverty
- Number of Deaths - Coronary Heart Disease
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Article 6 Innovative Measures
The Northamptonshire Observatory is one of a number of innovative measures in the Northamptonshire Integrated Local Employment Strategy Project (NILES) part financed by the European Commission under Article 6 of the European Social Fund Regulation. Disclaimer: The contents of this publication reflect the views of the author. The European Commission is not liable for any use that may be made thereof.
