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Local Government IntelligenceTransforming Young Lives
02 Jul 2009
Enhancing well-being through school-home links. Held at Inmarsat Conference Centre, London
This event brought together experts in children’s services, the education sector and local authorities to identify the key interventions that work for at risk young people and their families.
Programme
Roy Blatchford
Founding Director, National Education Trust and former Her Majesty’s Inspector of Schools, with lead responsibilities for school improvement
Julia Gault
Family Policy Development and Delivery Division, Department for Children, Schools and Families
Bob Ashford
Head of Youth Justice Strategy, Youth Justice Board for England and Wales
John Stone
Chief Executive, Learning and Skills Network
Panel discussion
How should schools and parents work together?
Engaging challenging parents to bring about positive change
Key issues seminar
Reaching the most challenging young people
Key issues seminar
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