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Early help and children’s social care decision making panels
Panel feedback from professionals It is important for us to understand the value of our decision making panels and where there could be opportunities to work smarter, and improve the outcomes and experiences for our Children, Families and Young People. If you have recently attended a panel meeting, we would welcome your feedback about your…
Virtual School
Virtual School for Children Looked After and Children in Need Welcome to the North East Lincolnshire Virtual School webpage. We hope that you are able to find all the information you require in the sections below. Should you have any questions or queries, please contact us. We are dedicated to improving the educational experiences and…
Children looked after
When a child’s needs are so complex that they cannot be met at home, or when the risk of harm is considered to be significant, they will become looked after. This means that they will live away from home with foster carers, kinship carers, in children’s homes, in secure accommodation or with prospective adopters. There…
Childcare and funding
Help with childcare costs is expanding! Two year old funding Eligibility criteria, apply online and registered childcare providers. Three and four year old funding 15 hours early education, registered childcare providers, 30 hours free childcare, how to apply and rechecking your eligibility. Childcare providers Childminders, day nurseries, nursery school, pre-school and playgroups, out of school…
Child entertainment and employment licences
Child entertainment licence Businesses which employ children and young people for public performances, filming, paid modelling work and sporting activities must have a child entertainment licence. Children and young people are protected by this law until the last Friday in June of the academic year in which they turn 16. When do you need a…
Funding for childcare
We recommend you follow our Families First Facebook page Facebook page to be kept up to date with childcare providers who are still able to offer their services. For any questions you can contact the Families First Information Service on the previously linked Facebook page, [email protected] or by calling 01472 326292 option 1. Two year…
Become a childcare provider
Contents The council must make sure there is enough local childcare available to parents and carers who work or study. It must help and support the development of local childcare to make it flexible and suitable to the needs of the community. The childcare sufficiency assessment also highlights childcare needs for certain groups of people such as: …
Maternal and children’s healthy weight
Good health in the school years helps to maintain good health and well-being throughout life. It is important that children develop healthy habits about food and activity. Growing with appropriate weight gain helps to avoid obesity in later life. Eating Well It is important that children eat a healthy diet to ensure they get the…
Children’s disability service
The Children’s Disability Service (CDS), like Family Information Services, will provide you with information about universal services and more specialist groups that can offer support, without the need for an assessment. CDS undertake assessments of need and parents/carers of children with disabilities can ask for an assessment if the universal services are unable to meet…
Childcare providers
Contents COVID19 service update Parents, carers and childcare providers should read the latest guidance from the Government on the Gov.uk – coronavirus . We recommend you follow our Families First Facebook page to be kept up to date with childcare providers who are still able to offer their services. For any questions you can contact…