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City of York Council appointed to support other local authorities in children's services

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What happened

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Rachael Maskell welcomed Georgia Gould, Minister of State for School Standards, to York Central. During the visit, the minister observed children’s services led by City of York Council, which has improved from ‘requiring improvement’ to ‘outstanding’ in one inspection period. The city was subsequently appointed by the Government as a Children’s Social Care Improvement Team to support other local authorities.

From yorkpress.co.uk

Why it matters

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The appointment grants the City of York Council new responsibilities to support other local authorities. This validates the success of the City of York Council's service model, which may lead to increased funding or mandate from the Department for Education.

From yorkpress.co.uk

Who's involved

  • Rachael MaskellMP for York Central who welcomed the minister during her visit.
  • City of York CouncilLocal authority appointed to support other local authorities with children's services.
  • YorkCity where the ministerial visit and service improvements took place.
  • Department for EducationGovernment department whose minister visited York to review children's services.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • The City of York Council could gain new funding access and responsibilities to support other local authorities.

  • The Department for Education may increase its mandate or funding based on the successful service model demonstrated in York.

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