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A Quality Approach to Flexible Learning Opportunities for      Schools and Organisations

Stage
Quality Criteria
Documents /Possible Source of Support

 

Initial Considerations

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There are identification systems for young people aged 13-19

 

 

 
  • range of assessment criteria
  Characteristics Proforma (FLO1).
  • range of partners involved (e.g. Connexions)
 

Referral form/ Student Profile (FLO2).

connexions at risk grids

  • links to CAF* process where applicable
   
   
 

 

Set Up and Preparation

.. An appropriate package is identified for a young person (taking into account location, delivery style, timings, activities etc).  

Website:
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  • the needs/ interests of a young person are discussed with them
   
  • a package is customised for a young person
   
  • aims and learning outcomes are agreed and targets are set with a young person
  My Targets (FLO3).
  • an SLA (where it is a CYPS provision) or a contract is put in place
 

Guidelines to Contracting (FLO4).

Sample SLA (FLO5).

  • key information is clarified including supervision at lunchtime,any specialist equipment,travel arrangements
   
  • expectations and communication systems are agreed including dress,dealing with behaviour incidents,attendance, monitoring of placement and evaluation
 

Attendance (FLO6).

Tracking (FLO7).

School policy documents Evaluation (FLO8).

  • key contacts are identified
   
  • an induction programme is integral and part of the package
   
  • recognition and accreditation are built into the programme as appropriate and next steps are considered

 

See Awarding Body website e.g. ASDAN Youth Award Scheme. www.asdan.co.uk
  • parental agreement is obtained and parental involvement is sought

 

Parent Agreement Form (FLO9).
  • all minimum recommendations relating to Health &  Safety and welfare are met
 

Form OSV-IPI (FLO10).

All HSWForms

         
    Preperation for the activity takes place   Example linked to Extended Work Experience (FLO11)
         
    A profile on a young person is completed and a risk assessment of their support needs is undertaken  

5 step risk assessment (FLO12)

Student Profile (FLO2)

         
    An opportunity for the provider to visit the school is discussed    
         
    A position statement is taken with a young person at the begining and end of the provision   (FLO13)
 

 

On the Programme

  There is a regular review of progress and feedback and this is discussed with the young person and other key people   Guidance notes for the Quality Assurance of 14-16 Provision (short Course) (FLO14) or provider document
     
Regular visits /monitoring takes place by the school - the quality of teaching and learning monitored   (FLO8)
     
An evaluation of the impact on a young person is undertaken from a provider/ school / young person's perspective   (FLO13)
     
 

 

Post

  Next steps are discussed with a young person, intergration and progression are considered    
       
  Feedback to stakeholders, e.g. parents, staff, provider, takes place    

Ref.: CAF = Common Assessment Framework is a key part of delivering frontline services that are integrated and focussed around the needs of children and young people. CAF is a standardised approach to conducting an assessment of a child's additional needs and deciding how those needs should be met.

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"It is the responsibility of a school arranging a placement with such a provider to ensure that all legal requirements in respect of that placement have been satisfied".

 

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