04a JSNA Appendix , item 5. PDF 6 MB - Lambeth Council

DRAFT
• 80% of Looked After Children were offered their first choice secondary
school.
• In 2006 80% of children leaving care went onto further education. 56
• Data on the supply of childcare in Lambeth suggests that the number of
children per place for under 5s in Lambeth is better than the national
average. For instance, there are 2.0 children per place (across private,
voluntary and independent (PVI) group settings, childminders and
maintained provision) in Lambeth, compared to between 4.2 and 4.52
nationally.
• 53% of childcare providers were judged good or better for Nursery
Education in inspections in March 08, increased from 42% in March 07.
• In 2007, 8% of residents said they used the nursery education (under 5’s).
24% of those asked thought the local nursery education was good to
excellent compared with 29% for inner London.
• During 2006-07, 60% of integrated early years settings had a leader
qualified to NVQ level 4 or above.
• 26 Children’s Centres covering all wards in Lambeth are now in place. All
Children’s Centres offer the following core services:
On-site childcare or information and access to childcare in the local
area
Information on parenting, drop-in groups and opportunities to access
parenting support and education
Antenatal and postnatal services, child health services and
information on health issues
Information about employment, education and training
Information at points of transition, including information sessions
around the time of the birth of their child, and on entry to primary
school, which as part of the extended services programme will be
offering sessions for mothers and fathers as their child starts school.
• The percentage of full day care providers participating in the Childcare
Affordability Programme (CAP) increased from 31% to 52% in the first three
quarters of 2007/08.
• The percentage of flexible childcare providers participating in the Childcare
Affordability Programme (CAP) increased from 45% to 47% in first three
quarters of 2007/08.
SIGNIFICANT INEQUALITIES IDENTIFIED
• On average, over half (52%) of year six primary school pupils move on to
secondary schools outside the borough.
• There is an over-representation of BME children and young people amongst
those who are permanently excluded from school.
NATIONAL PRIORITIES
Reference
NI 85
NI 86
NI 87
Indicator
Post-16 participation in physical sciences (A level Physics, Chemistry and
Maths)
Secondary schools judged as having good or outstanding standards of
behaviour
Secondary school persistent absence rate
56 Lambeth Children and Young People’s Plan 2 2007-2010, CYPSP Version 5.5 July 2007.
Lambeth JSNA – Preliminary Assessment
Version 4
October 2008
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