Delivering improved outcomes for children, young people and their families: The crucial role of the new local performance framework (21st December 2007)
The Department for Children, Schools and Families has consulted widely on the content of the Children's Plan, and local authorities have been fully involved in these discussions. The plan is built around four principles: that all children have the potential to succeed and should go as far as their talents will take them, with no child left to fall behind; that the biggest influence on a child's life is its family, and then the community in which it grows up; that it is always better to prevent failure than to tackle the crisis later; and that services need to be shaped by and responsive to the children, young people and families who use them.
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The Department for Children, Schools and Families has consulted widely on the content of the Children's Plan, and local authorities have been fully involved in these discussions. The plan is built around four principles: that all children have the potential to succeed and should go as far as their talents will take them, with no child left to fall behind; that the biggest influence on a child's life is its family, and then the community in which it grows up; that it is always better to prevent failure than to tackle the crisis later; and that services need to be shaped by and responsive to the children, young people and families who use them.
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