What are our ten improvement priorities for Nottinghamshire?
It also shows which priorities relate to the Nottinghamshire Local Area Agreement (LAA) and to our Joint Commissioning Framework (JCF).
Protect the most vulnerable children and young people
Improve educational attainment (how well children and young people achieve at school)
Reduce the numbers of children and young people missing school
Provide children and young people with more places to go and things to do
Reduce the problems caused by drugs and alcohol for children, young people, families and communities
Improve the emotional well-being of children, young people and families
Reduce obesity among children and young people
Improve the sexual health of young people and reduce teenage pregnancy
When children and young people are not achieving their potential it is often because they face many difficulties, so they may need support from several different organisations. To make sure that we achieve our improvement priorities, our organisations will work in partnership. We are already developing our partnership working in many ways. These are described in Section four.
Section five of this Plan covers the action we will take to achieve our ten improvement priorities. To achieve these improvement priorities, we will need to focus our work on those children and young people that we know are less likely to do well, while continuing to provide high quality services for all children, young people and families.
