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Collaborative Partnership for Children's Services Workforce Reform in the Sub-Region

The L.T.P. Partnership unites eight local authorities—Sefton, Knowsley, Liverpool, Wirral, Halton, Warrington, St. Helens, and Cheshire—to enhance children's services through shared knowledge and resources. Meeting every six weeks, directors collaborate on workforce reform, backed by a £12,000 annual contribution from each authority. Key activities include LTP Masterclasses and events to improve educational attainment and build capacity within services. The partnership focuses on narrowing achievement gaps and developing effective strategies, ensuring impactful outcomes in children’s education.

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Collaborative Partnership for Children's Services Workforce Reform in the Sub-Region

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  1. The L.T.P.Partnership Structure • Links the work of Children’s Services within the sub region • The DCS Directors meet every 6 weeks • The LTP Coordinator [ 0.6 ] reports directly to this group with some consultant support on workforce reform • There is an annual contribution of £12,000 paid by each of the eight partner authorities. • These are Sefton,Knowsley,Liverpool,Wirral,Halton, Warrington , St Helens and Cheshire • There is an agreed LTP protocol • There is also a website

  2. L.T.P. Action Plan In the 2008-09 action plan there are two focus areas • To narrow the gaps in educational attainment which is the common performance priority for all of the authorities and an external facing objective. • To build capacity by the development of the workforce reform in Children`s Services – an inward facing objective and an enabling factor for change

  3. Key Activities LTP Networks • Series of meetings and networks to inform other meetings . • Often filling gaps and ensuring a quick response LTP Masterclasses • Aim is seven or eight per year • Information and networking LTP Conferences ,Events and Workshops • L.A.C.and Common apprenticeships • 16-18 Finance and Planning changes LTP Website • www.learntogether.org

  4. Masterclass Programme • School Organisation regulations Sept 07 • Safeguarding Nov 07 • Integrated Youth Support Jan 08 • Governance and Leadership – March 08 • 14-19 - April 08 • Workforce Reform - May 08 • Ofsted inspections - June 08 • 16-18 Changes Dec 09

  5. The MIEP Narrowing the Gap Bid 1 The Gathering of Data and Intelligence • Where are the gaps ? - What is the data telling us ? • Why is the gap there ? - What is the data telling us • £52,300 allocated in year 1

  6. M.I.E.P. Narrowing the Gap 2The Development of Collaborative strategies • What works ? • How do we know ? • What can each LA lead on ? - projects • What is the role of Lead Schools here ? • £89,500 allocated in year 1

  7. M.I.E.P. Narrowing the Gap 3 Sharing and capturing the Learning • What is best done on our own and what is best done together ? • How do we capture and embed the ‘best practice ‘ • £24,867 allocated in year1

  8. Contacts Chris Wilkinson LTP Coordinator 01514435310 or 07717727597 Claire McNally LTP Programme Support 01514435689 The Education Development Centre, 219,Knowsley Lane, Huyton , Knowsley, L36 8 HW Website address - www.learntogether.org

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