Persistent absence (+10% last 3 consecutive school terms) Persistent absence (+50% absent) Persistent absence (30-49.99% absent) Persistent absence (20-29.99% absent) Permanent exclusion or [(10 days fixed term exclusion secondary school) or (5 days fixed term exclusion primary school) in last 3 consecutive school terms Permanent exclusion in the last 3 consecutive school terms Primary: 5 or more school days of fixed term exclusion in last 3 consecutive terms OR 3 or more fixed term exclusion in last 3 consecutive terms Secondary: 10 or more school days of fixed term exclusion in last 3 consecutive terms OR 3 or more fixed term exclusion in last 3 consecutive terms Child in an AP (Alternative Provision) A child in an AP as sole educational provision A child in AP with between 30% and 50% mainstream provision A child in AP with between more than 50% (but not yet fully integrated in) mainstream provision last term Pupil of significant concern/subject to managed move or pupil support plan A managed move/psp initiated by school A managed move/ psp requested by family A managed moved on a trial period or psp targets/actions progressing well Child with SEMH (Social Emotional Mental Health) impacting on education A child with History of Fixed Term Exclusion A pupil open to STIP: Behaviour Support or Education Psychology A pupil has an EHCP/Statement Child not registered with a school or otherwise educated (CME) A child not on school role and not receiving any education A child receiving EHE (Elective Home Education) Pre-school: Child eligible for Free Early Education for Two Year Olds (FEET) A pre-school child not in early years’ place Has very poor or no attendance at early years’ place Is attending pre-school but less than entitlement Pre-school: Child eligible for Early Years Pupil Premium A child eligible for FEET funding but not applied Applied for FEET funding Applied for FEET funding and name down at a nursery 4 -Crime: Is there a family member for whom Please give details of which family member meets the Criteria and any further information.
Adult with one or more offenses/ASB interventions in previous 12 months The Police or other agency have received more than 3reports/complaints of ASB or criminal offenses The Police or other agencies have received between 2 and 3 reports/complaints of ASB or criminal offenses The adult acknowledges the problem and is positively engaging with agencies The Police or other agencies have received only 1 report/complaint of ASB or criminal offense Young offender with one or more offenses/ASB interventions in previous 12 months The Police or other agencies have received more than 3 reports/complaints of ASB or criminal offenses The Police or other agencies have received between 2 and 3 reports/complaints of ASB or criminal offenses The Young person acknowledges the problem and positively engages with agencies The Police or other agencies have received only 1 report/complaint of ASB or criminal offense Adult subject to licence/supervision in community The Adult is not complying with conditions of license/supervision order The Adult shows initial signs of complying with conditions of license/supervision order The Adult shows good progress complying with conditions of license/supervision order Family open to CIAG (Community Incident Action Groups) Is subject to Fast track/monitoring at CIAG The CIAG agree to remove from rolling agenda Existing CBO (Criminal Behaviour Orders) and ABC (Acceptable Behaviour Contract) in place A CBO/ABC in place Is mostly compliant with terms of CBO/ABC Has full compliance with CBO/ABC 5 -Health: Is there a family member who Please give details of which family member meets the Criteria and any further information. Mental health issue Is not receiving appropriate health and social care support Is not engaging with appropriate health and social care support i.e. missed appointments Has inconsistent engagement with appropriate health and support Drug problem Is not receiving appropriate health and social care support and unable to manage health problems Is not engaging with appropriate health and social care support i.e. missed appointments Has inconsistent engagement with appropriate health and social care support Alcohol problem Is not receiving appropriate health and social care support and unable to manage health problems Is not engaging with appropriate health and social care support i.e. missed appointments Has inconsistent engagement with appropriate health and social care support Family with a young carer Is a non-identified young carer Has been identified as young carer and awaiting support from appropriate agencies Family with Young Carer receiving some support
Poor health impacting on whole family e.g. obesity Family function severely affected by health need Family function moderately affected by health need Family Function lightly affected by health need Family behind on immunisations Is behind with immunisations with one or more child For whom some health milestones are not up to date Frequent unplanned health interventions Has had frequent unplanned health interventions for non-accidental injuries Has had frequent unplanned health interventions - inappropriate use of health services Has had occasional unplanned health interventions - inappropriate use of health services No registration with GP Is not registered with GP 6 -Domestic Violence and Abuse: The Family Please give details of which family member meets the Criteria and any further information. (FAMILY AT RISK) Family with known perpetrator/victim of domestic violence Is at risk because of known perpetrator living in family home or in contact with the family Has Initial engagement with DA (Domestic Abuse) support services and/or programmes Has sustained engagement with DA services and programmes (SUBJECT TO DVPN-DVPO) Family with known perpetrator/victim of domestic violence (MARAC) Family with known perpetrator/victim of domestic violence Contains an adult subject to a DVPN (Domestic Violence Protection Notice)/DVPO (Domestic Violence Prevention Order) Has a victim in a refuge or similar Has been Referred to MARAC (Multi Agency Risk Assessment Conference) Family Domestic Abuse to DA services Have self-reporting DA but with no engagement with support agencies Have Initial engagement with DA support services and/or programmes Have Sustained engagement with DA services and support Police call out for one or more domestic incidents in last 12 months Have significant concern from police in relation to domestic abuse Have positive engagement with police and/or DA support services and/or programmes Have sustained engagement with police and/or DA support services and/or programmes Child to Parent Violence (CPV) reported Have self-reported CPV but with no engagement with support agencies Have Initial engagement with agencies addressing CPV (missed appointments etc.) specialist