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Looked after children: legislation, guidance and PEPs
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Last updated on 12 Feb 2013
What is the legislation regarding looked after children? We look at the legal obligations for local authorities and governing bodies, and include information on the role of the designated teacher for looked after children. We also link to examples of personal education plans (PEPs).
Contents
- 1 The Children Act 2004: duty to promote educational achievement of looked after children
- 2 DfE: a designated teacher should work in partnership with the LA
- 3 Personal education plans (PEPs)
- 4 Sample PEPs from local authorities
- 5 Roles and responsibilities of the designated teacher
- 6 Sources and further reading
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