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Being Young in
North Yorkshire
2021-2024
The North Yorkshire Safeguarding Children
Partnership Strategy for children and
young people living in North Yorkshire
EnterContents Our 2019/20 data shows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Foreword . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Vision . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Shaping our Actions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Plan on a page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 2 Being Young in North Yorkshire 2021/24
Our 2019/20 data shows ...
365 82,598 9.3% 100
schools in North children attend North of school children are from a black and different languages
Yorkshire (including Yorkshire schools (including minority ethnic background, which are spoken in
maintained Nursery school nursery classes) compares to a national figure of 33.7% our schools
schools and PRUs)
82.8% 74.4% 11,399 21,133
primary schools are secondary schools are children with special contacts were
rated good or outstanding by rated good or outstanding by educational needs or disabilities in North made to the MAST
Ofsted, which compares to Ofsted, which compares to Yorkshire are supported by the council relating to a concern for a child
national performance of 87.8% national performance of 76.3%
3,832 326 229 38 28
children were Referrals children per children per 10,000 children per
referred to per 10,000, 10,000 are are Looked After by 10,000 are subject
Children’s which compares to national open to children’s social care, the local authority, which to a children protection plan,
Social Care performance of 544.5 which compares to national compares to national which compares to national
performance of 334.2 performance of 65 performance of 43.7
3 Being Young in North Yorkshire 2021/24What does the average classroom in North Yorkshire look like?
We took the last available data and applied it to a ‘model primary school By the age of 15 Exclusions
classroom’ of 30 children in North Yorkshire. This shows that:
7 would have 8% of total
15 3 would be from a 9 children will been bullied at or
near school in the
pupils with 1 or
more periods
black and minority be overweight
would be girls last 12 months of fixed term exclusion
ethic background
4 would be registered as 2 pupils per class of 30
15 having special educational
15 would do
1% of total pupils
needs or a disability (SEN
would be boys Support and EHCP) five or more hours
of physical activity with 1 or more periods
in a typical week of permanent exclusion
Missing from home episodes Exploitation EHCP assessment
performance Less than 1
1000 39 1 pupil per class of 30
missing episodes
for 391 children
children at risk
of/subject to Child
75.43% would smoke
0.47%
of EHCPs issued on time regularly
in 2019/20 Sexual Exploitation (up to end March 2020)
57
Primary Pupils with
91.4% in 2018/19, which
at least 1 exclusion
compares to national
Electively
children at risk/subject to Child Criminal
exploitation at the end of 2019/20
performance of 60.4% 1 would have
(2018/19 NYCC), which
compares to national
taken at least
performance of 0.63%
Home one drug in the
Education Health and last month
Educated
689
Care Plan (EHCP)
requests for Assessment 4.47%
Secondary Pupils with
EHE Pupils at the
end of 2019/20
722 6 would have at least 1 exclusion
had an alcoholic (2018/19), which
in 2019/20
drink in the last compares to national
7 days performance of 4.93%
Figures rounded to the nearest whole number
4 Being Young in North Yorkshire 2021/24Foreword
We are pleased to present our North Yorkshire Safeguarding Children Partnership
(NYSCP) Strategy ‘Being Young in North Yorkshire’
The NYSCP is a multi-agency Working with partners alongside As a partnership we recognise the The practice model which underpins
partnership with colleagues from different children and young people themselves diversity across North Yorkshire and this strategy focusses on building on
organisations working together to we have identified three overarching how important it is to harness this strengths within families, understanding
deliver our statutory duties as set out in areas of focus which underpin both the when agreeing our delivery plans. family networks who can help support
‘Working Together to Safeguard Children work we do as individual organisations Our children and young people are and develop plans, but most importantly,
2018’, for children, young people, their and collectively, these are: our future, we want them to thrive in delivering the right support at the right
families and carers across the County. • Social, Emotional Mental Health North Yorkshire and achieve the best time and place is our joint ambition.
As a partnership we work collaboratively possible outcomes they can. It is vital
• Child Exploitation and
to ensure children and young people that children are given a ‘voice’ and
Contextual Safeguarding
are protected from harm whilst growing that as a partnership we listen to their
up in an environment in which they • Online Safety views and use this feedback to shape
are happy and that encourages them our delivery models and inform practice,
to have aspirations for their future. this will be seen throughout this plan.
Stuart Carlton Lindsey Butterfield Sue Peckitt Maggie Atkinson
Corporate Director of Children Assistant Chief Constable, Chief Nurse, North Yorkshire Chair of the NYSCP Executive
and Young People’s Service North Yorkshire Police Clinical Commissioning Groups and Independent Scrutineer
5 Being Young in North Yorkshire 2021/24Vision Four key themes
Our vision is shaped by feedback from for this strategy in consideration of Theme One Theme Two
children and young people living in this. As a partnership we will develop
North Yorkshire who, when asked what
they wanted for their futures it could be
an action plan to deliver against the
themes and focus on evidencing the A safe life A happy
family life
summed up in one word ‘Opportunity’. outcomes achieved for Children and
• Protected from harm
In order for the partnership to enable this Young People in North Yorkshire.
we need to develop our action plans to • Live in safe communities
ensure that life chances are not adversely Achieving the ‘Vision’ • Supported by Family networks • Families are empowered
affected by a child/young persons to be resilient
Our Vision is underpinned by our
circumstances or where they live. • School Years are happy
understanding of the impact positive
Our vision is that: relationships have in supporting change • Community Support Networks
when needed in families. Our practice help families thrive
All children and young model is based on the belief that keeping
people are safe, happy, families together will be achieved by
healthy and able to delivering the right support at the
right time and place. Perhaps most
achieve in North Yorkshire importantly ensuring children, young Theme Three Theme Four
A healthy Achieving
We see opportunity as children and people, their families and carers have
young people being encouraged to have a voice, are able to shape their plans
aspirations and that the environment and, where appropriate get support
life in life
in which they live encourages them to from their wider network of family and
thrive, enabling them to achieve the friends. To achieve our vision, we will
best possible outcomes they can. We focus on the outcomes set out opposite:
• Promote health and wellbeing • Ensure children are
recognise that many aspects of a child/
through positive choices ‘School Ready’
young person’s life contribute to this
• Improve Social, Emotional • Raise Achievement
and have developed four key themes
and mental Health levels for all
• Reduce health inequalities • Create environments
where children have
aspirations for their future
6 Being Young in North Yorkshire 2021/24Shaping our Actions
As a partnership we have a huge What our Data Tells us
amount of data and intelligence about
Children, Young People, their families
and carers across North Yorkshire.
When this is all viewed together we
Safe Happy
have a very detailed overview of Growing up in North Yorkshire data shows (2020) Growing up in North Yorkshire data shows (2020)
strengths and challenges facing people 6-7 year olds
6-7 year olds 10-11 year olds
living in our communities. Our foremost
priority is to ensure we keep children 22% 29% 41% 21% 20% 22% 43%
of boys worry of girls worry of boys worry
and young people safe from harm, are scared to travel of boys worry of girls worry have been
about how they about how they about their families
to school because about being about being bullied in the
but this must be supported by helping of other children bullied bullied past year look each day look each day most days
them to remain healthy, receive a high
quality education in an environment 54% 46% 45%
11-15 year olds feel happy at school talk to someone of girls worry
of support and encouragement. when they have about their families
We understand the diversity of our 7% 17% a problem most days
communities, our priorities have have been victims have been bullied
10-11 year olds
of violence at or near school in
therefore been set to be flexible to where they live the last 12 months
meet those different needs and help 21% 49% 71%
all children and young people thrive. worry about family always feel happy always feel
NYCC Data tells us (2019/20) issues often at school happy outside
where they live
21,132 3,830 471
Number of contacts Number of referrals Number of 11-15 year olds
to MAST to children’s child protection
social care plans issued
448 25% 22% 76%
188 per 100k 1,835
of boys communicate with of girls communicate with feel safe at school
Number of someone online who they someone online who they
children in care population Referrals to don’t know in real life don’t know in real life
First time entrants Operation
into the criminal Encompass in
66% 40% 35%
justice system the 12 months enjoyed at least half of worry about exams and worry about their
as at Dec 2019 up to 31.03.20 their lessons at school tests all of the time family problems
7 Being Young in North Yorkshire 2021/24What our Data Tells us (continued)
Healthy Achieving
Growing up in North Yorkshire data shows (2020) NYCC data tells us
6-7 year olds % of Children attending a good Attainment gap for children in receipt
or outstanding school (2019/20) of Free School Meals
3% 42%
had nothing to eat
before going to school
have not seen a dentist
in the last 12 months 82.7% 79.9% 24% 22% 16.6%
Primary Secondary Good Level of Key Stage 2 Key Stage 4
Development
10-11 year olds SEN pupils KS2 SEN pupils Average Attainment 8 score
5% 19% Pupils with SEN support Pupils with EHCP Pupils with SEN support Pupils with EHCP
haven’t been to the dentist
had nothing
to eat or drink in the last 12 months 20% 6% 31.4 13.9
before school Achieving expected level Achieving expected level Achieving expected level Achieving expected level
in Reading, Writing, Maths in Reading, Writing, Maths in Reading, Writing, Maths in Reading, Writing, Maths
11-15 year olds
Absence Rate Exclusion Rate
4% 18%
regularly smoke had nothing to eat or
Primary Secondary
2.4% 0.10%
cigarettes drink before school 3.9% 5.63% Fixed Term Exclusion Permanent
Overall Overall
Health Data tells us (2019/20) 6.47% 10.93%
Free school Meal Free school Meal
203 46 eligible children eligible children
Substance abuse Alcohol related
admissions admissions 25.37% 26.65%
EHCP EHCP
13.01% 27.07%
SEN Support SEN Support
8 Being Young in North Yorkshire 2021/24Plan on a Page
All children are A safe life A happy family life
Safe, Happy,
• Protected from harm • Families are empowered to be resilient
Healthy and able • Live in safe communities • School Years are happy
to Achieve in • Supported by Family networks • Community Support Networks help families thrive
North Yorkshire. • Reduction in schools and • Deliver the Multi-Agency Child • Schools will be supported • Provide safe and healthy care
setting having safeguarding Exploitation and Contextual to understand and address within fostering and connected/
Achieveing the ‘vision’ judged as ineffective Safeguarding Strategy issues affecting their setting kinship care households
• Deliver the Looked After • Reduced offending and • Support Children and Young • SEND will be identified and
A multi-agency action plan Children Strategy and Youth Anti-Social Behaviour People to connect with their assessed in a timely way
outlines how we are going to Justice Strategic Plan family network and community
deliver the four key themes
to ensure all children in North
Yorkshire are Safe, Happy,
Healthy and able to Achieve.
A healthy life Achieving in life
This will be reviewed regularly
and progress reported • Promote health and wellbeing • Ensure children are ‘School Ready’
through our Partnership. through positive choices • Raise Achievement levels for all
• Improve Social, Emotional and mental Health • Create environments where children
• Reduce health inequalities have aspirations for their future
• Work with partner • Expand support delivered • Develop a Childhood • Ensure all young people
agencies to collaborate through the Mental Health Futures Strategy have access to impartial
improved SEMH service Support Teams in schools careers advice
• Embed the School Readiness
• Deliver the Wellbeing for • Continue to ensure (Grow and Learn) Pilot Project • Develop opportunities
Education Return Plan targeted actions to improve for Young People to make
health and wellbeing • Deliver the School aspirations become reality
Improvement Strategy
9 Being Young in North Yorkshire 2021/24Contact details:
North Yorkshire Safeguarding Children Partnership
NYCC, South Block
Room SB216,
County Hall,
Northallerton,
North Yorkshire, DL7 8AE
www.safeguardingchildren.co.uk
www.twitter.com/nyscp1
nyscp@northyorks.gov.uk
Contact us
North Yorkshire County Council, County Hall, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL7 8AD
Our Customer Service Centre is open Monday to Friday 8.00am - 5.30pm
(closed weekends and bank holidays). Tel: 01609 780 780
email: customer.services@northyorks.gov.uk web: www.northyorks.gov.uk
If you would like this information in another language or format please ask us.
Tel: 01609 780 780 email: customer.services@northyorks.gov.uk
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