Children identified as a Child unique ID child in need Gender All those in receipt of services Ethnicity as a child in need at the point Date of birth of inspection and those who If unborn: expected date of birth ceased to receive services as a Age of child (years) child in need in the three Does the child have a disability? (Y/N) months before inspection. Child in need start date Primary need code Date child was last seen Child in need closure date Reason for closure Allocated team Allocated worker Whether the is living or has lived with domestic abuse (Y/N) Children on a child Child unique ID protection plan Gender Ethnicity All those who are the subject Date of birth of a child protection plan at If unborn: expected date of birth the point of inspection and Age of child (years) those who ceased to be the Does the child have a disability? (Y/N) subject of a child protection Child protection plan start date plan in the three months Initial category of abuse before inspection. Latest category of abuse Date of the last statutory visit seen in accordance with the timescales specified within their plan, by the lead social worker? (Y/N) Was the child seen alone? Child protection plan end date Subject to emergency protection/care/supervision or protected under police powers in last six months (Y/N) Number of previous child protection plans Allocated team Allocated worker Whether the child is living or has lived with domestic abuse (Y/N) If there are particular contextual issues faced by the local area in relation to domestic abuse, the DCS can advise the lead inspector of this when they provide these lists. The lead inspector will take this into account when selecting the children whose experiences inspectors will track and sample. By midday on day one (Wednesday), the lead inspector selects 20 children living with domestic abuse from the lists of children in need and those on a
Children identified as a child in need All those in receipt of services as a child in need at the point of inspection and those who ceased to receive services as a child in need in the three months before inspection. Child unique ID Gender Ethnicity Date of birth If unborn: expected date of birth Age of child (years) Does the child have a disability? (Y/N) Child in need start date Primary need code Date child was last seen Child in need closure date Reason for closure Allocated team Allocated worker Whether the is living or has lived with domestic abuse (Y/N) Children on a child protection plan All those who are the subject of a child protection plan at the point of inspection and those who ceased to be the subject of a child protection plan in the three months before inspection. Child unique ID Gender Ethnicity Date of birth If unborn: expected date of birth Age of child (years) Does the child have a disability? (Y/N) Child protection plan start date Initial category of abuse Latest category of abuse Date of the last statutory visit seen in accordance with the timescales specified within their plan, by the lead social worker? (Y/N) Was the child seen alone? Child protection plan end date Subject to emergency protection/care/supervision or protected under police powers in last six months (Y/N) Number of previous child protection plans Allocated team Allocated worker Whether the child is living or has lived with domestic abuse (Y/N) If there are particular contextual issues faced by the local area in relation to domestic abuse, the DCS can advise the lead inspector of this when they provide these lists. The lead inspector will take this into account when selecting the children whose experiences inspectors will track and sample. By midday on day one (Wednesday), the lead inspector selects 20 children living with domestic abuse from the lists of children in need and those on a
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