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Posted on 21 December 2016

Our vision:

  • Working together to support and inspire children, young people and their families to be the best they can be: safe, healthy, happy, learning and working.

Our priorities:

  • keeping all children and young people safe from abuse and neglect
  • making sure that children start school healthy and ready to learn
  • making sure that young people are ready to work

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Children's services staff bulletin issue 3 - March 2019

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Also see

Buxton International Festival

Children can enjoy unique drama and music from South African townships in the heart of Derbyshire, alongside a visit to one of the United Kingdom's best show caves.

CAMHS Specialist Community Advisers

Mental health support for professionals working with children and young people.

Carers in Derbyshire website - new section for Young Carers

Led and managed by Derbyshire County Council Adult Care, the Carers in Derbyshire website was created in partnership with local health services, voluntary sector organisations and unpaid/ family carers.

Children at risk of exploitation survey

We are working with the Derbyshire Police Commissioner and the Derby City and Derbyshire Safeguarding Childrens Board to survey all our schools.

DfE scheme to provide free training for new teachers (in their first five years)

A new programme to support early career teachers.

English Hub - Learners First

Information regarding the new Learners First English Hubs.

English Hub - Showcase Events

English Hub showcase events are practical, half-day workshops designed to promote and share best practice in relation to the teaching of early language, reading and phonics.

Extended entitlement - 30 hours of early years education

For the attention of any schools who intend to offer extended entitlement (up to 30 hours of early years education) from September 2017.

Growing international relationships one Cherry Tree at a time

We're urging schools across the county to apply to receive a free Sakura Cherry Tree to celebrate the friendship between Japan and the UK.

Helping children cope

Emergency Planning and Educational Psychology would like to draw your attention to the available guidance in the aftermath of the Manchester attack.