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C4EO recognises that not all useful knowledge about ‘what works’ and why, is to be found in research reports and papers. We are therefore keen to hear about practice that is leading to significantly improved outcomes for children, young people and their families.
C4EO will incorporate validated local practice examples into its full reviews on ‘what works’, which will be shared with other decision-makers in the children’s services field. We will also include them as a special body of evidence on this website. To be validated, practice examples need to be supported by some evidence which shows the outcomes and changes that have been achieved.
C4EO is seeking examples of effective practice across all eight themes, but is currently looking for particular examples for the following themes:
C4EO continues to welcome positive examples of good practice outside these dates – and across all eight themes - but these are the deadlines for examples to be considered for inclusion in the Knowledge Reviews.
If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact C4EOTeam@nfer.ac.uk.
If you would like to submit your example of effective local practice, please signup to the C4EO website if you haven't already. Once you have a C4EO account you will need to login and complete the local practice online submission form.
Alternatively you can download a copy of the local practice submission form (77Kb Word file, 6 pages) and send to C4EOTeam@NFER.ac.uk.
Further information about validated local practice (87Kb Word file, 3 pages) and guidance on how to complete the submission form and the validation process (47Kb PDF file, 4 pages) is also available.
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