Children s services agenda

In the light of the new Children s Services agenda, it would be useful to develop an inclusion policy around the five key outcomes of Every Child Matters ... 

The Inclusion Team will be the most complex and varied in the whole school in terms of experience, knowledge, qualifications, roles and future aspirations. With the reforms in Children s Services and the new workforce and training strategies, the team will be able to work through this massive change agenda. 

This agenda applies directly to schools and any other agencies which use public money to provide services. With regard to education and children s social services, the report states that the DfES aims to achieve efficiencies from schools, local authorities and Children s Services. 

DfES (September 2005) Supporting The New Agenda for Children s Services and Schools - the Role of Learning Mentors and Co-ordinators, DfES. 

Satcher, D. (2001) National Agenda fot Children s Mental Health. NIMH Surgeon General National Action Agenda Release. U.S. Dept, of Health and Human Services. Washington, D.C. 

U.S. Public Health Service (2000) Report of the Surgeon General s Conference on Children s Mental Health A National Action Agenda. Washington, DC ... 

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