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GIRFECGetting It Right for Every Child (Scotland)
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Schools for the Future is the biggest investment programme in education in Kirklees for the last decade For me, this means getting it right for every child and young person who will go through the education system in Kirklees.
We want a top education for our children; FOCUS ON IMPROVING KIRKLEES by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
The strategy - Getting it Right for Every Child in Kinship and Foster Care - outlines plans to improve support for carers and recommends the establishment of an information centre to give advice.
CARE KIDS' GRANS GET pounds 200 A WEEK; Extra cash for family help by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Getting it Right for Every Child is a programme set up to help services work together and to think first about improving things for the young person, rather than what services a young person can get.
Let's all help make it right; getting it right for every child by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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