Browse local practice examples
Browse through our current body of published emerging practice examples.
C4EO is constantly adding new examples of emerging local practice and we continue
to welcome any submissions.
Sharing the evidence of 'what works' in local areas
C4EO is keen to capture new or relatively recent examples of where local authorities
are re-designing their services to reflect a need to be both more efficient and,
at the same time, improve outcomes for children, young people and families. We recognise
that it is likely to be too early to demonstrate evidence of impact on children
and families, but the thinking and process of change being implemented could be
shared and be of value to others.
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Emerging practice
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provides a clear description and rationale but the practice or process is in the
early stages of development, with little or no evidence of impact and outcomes for
children, young people and their families.
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Find out more about our latest call for emerging practice examples.
Latest emerging practice examples
Latest calls for emerging practice examples
Young People’s Services
C4EO has been commissioned by the Children’s Improvement Board (CIB) to identify
innovative examples of emerging local practice in relation to youth services, to
share with the sector. The context for this call for local practice examples is
the fast moving and changing landscape of young people’s services, including youth
service provision.
Read more about Young
People's Services call for practice (33Kb PDF, 1 page).
Submitting an example can be supported by additional evidence showing any early
outcomes and changes that have been achieved, if you have them. The result is a
substantial bank of quality assured local practice which has the potential to improve
the lives of children, young people and their families. Please read the guidance notes
(see Section B) before submitting your example.
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