Children and Young People. For children under 16 years of age, the Mental Capacity Act does not apply. Instead, a child needs to be assessed whether they have enough understanding to make up their own mind about the benefits and risks – this is termed Xxxxxxx competence. Generally, in these circumstances agreement will be sought from their parents. Once children reach the age of 16, they are presumed in law to be competent. However, if they do not have the capacity to agree, the Mental Capacity Act applies.
Children and Young People. Children and Young Peoples Plan • Social Care Assessment and Fieldwork • Looked After Children and Young People leaving care • Integrated Youth Support • Youth MPs • School Effectiveness • Early Years • Complex Needs • Special Educational Needs • Transitions • Workforce Development • 14-19 Partnership • Youth Offending Services • Representation on relevant Outside Bodies • Consultee for Officers’ delegated decisions • Attendance for opening of tenders • Champion in all related portfolio topic areas
Children and Young People. There was extensive involvement of children and young people in the production of Sefton’s Children and Young People Plan (CYPP). Engagement with the CEN, in particular the Family Support Forum (now the Every Child Matters Forum) and the Faith Communities Network is of key importance in obtaining views of the Voluntary and Community Sector. Important strategic initiatives, including Sefton Sure Start, Smart Stars and Sefton Children’s Fund, have ensured effective consultation with children, young people and their parents, which has also provided invaluable information and led to influence over local mainstream service provision.
Children and Young People. We want all children and young people to achieve their full potential. Most of the children and young people living in the borough are safe, healthy, achieving well at school, living in good family environments and have a positive future ahead of them. Not withstanding this we have identified that for some children and young people there is a need for us to do more if they are to have opportunity to achieve their full potential. Through the Local Area Agreement we will prioritise our activities to focus on delivering outcomes specifically related to the following groups: • Pre-school aged children • Looked after children • 14-19 year olds Across all age groups we will be looking at ways in which we can improve the self- esteem of children and young people. We arrived at our priorities in a number of ways: • An audit of need • Service review • Consultation with children, their families and carers Ofsted inspection judgements (based on information from April 2005 to the present) indicate that there is a great deal of good provision. What it also indicated is that the standard is variable. Significant evidence exists, which proves that children who enjoy a good and stimulating start in life will enjoy an improved quality of life. It is therefore important to us that we ensure that all provision reaches the same high standards of quality care.
Children and Young People. This Agreement may be novated, subject to the agreement of the Maintenance Company, by means of a novation agreement having effect at any time during the period of the Maintenance Agreement, so as to substitute in place of the Contractor a company identified by the Secretary of State for Justice as a company which has entered into a contract with the Secretary of State for Justice to provide services which require the use of the vehicle for the transportation of Children and Young People. Such novation may be entered into as an alternative to the novation to the Secretary of State for Justice provided for above.”
Children and Young People. (* see over)
Children and Young People. 24.1 The Hirer shall take (and shall ensure that every precaution must be taken) to safeguard the well-being of children and young people on the Premises, and it is the responsibility of all users of the Premises to use their best endeavours to ensure that children and young people receive all necessary care and attention, and are protected from coming to any harm on the Premises.
24.2 All work with children and young people under the age of 16 at the Premises must comply fully with the requirements of the Childcare Act 2006 and the Children Act 2004 (or such further legislation as may be enacted from time to time) or, where applicable with the Home Office Code of Practice Safe from Harm.
24.3 It is the responsibility of the organisers of the activities concerned to ensure that only fit and proper persons have access to young children, and that such persons are at all times in attendance when young children are on the Premises.
Children and Young People. 8.1. The Hirer shall not be a child or young person under the age of 18 years.
6.2. The Hirer shall ensure that where an event involves activities aimed predominately at children they have appropriate child protection policies and procedures in place.
8.3. The Hirer shall ensure that when children or young people under 16 are present, they are appropriately supervised by adults at all times.
8.4. Due to the dimensions of the hall, Bouncy Castles and other such equipment are not permitted.
Children and Young People. A new employee is required to provide a current positive suitability notice, evidence that an application for a suitability notice has been submitted, or submit an application for a suitability notice through the Commission for Children and Young People.
Children and Young People. Children and young people under 18 cannot register with Ouris. You can open an account only with their parent or legal guardian. Under the age of 18 parents or legal guardian could open a child account and manage them within their own adult accounts Proxy Using proxy to communicate with your health care professional is possible. We do not hold any responsibility for sending wrong information to proxy. We only provide a solution to send a message
