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Leadership Forum Evaluation

, Please explain your answer to the previous question, What are your key learning points from this session?, What worked well in the Leadership Forum?, What could be improved in the Leadership Forum moving forward?

Community Engagement Activity – Prevention

Date of Community engagement activity, Station/Department, Upload of image from the event (image files supported - jpg / jpeg, gif, png, and bmp), Name of organisation taking part in the activity e.g. community group, school etc, Where has the community

Data Literacy Survey

Learning tools such as LearnPro and MeLearning., I. Learning tools such as LearnPro and MeLearning., I. Learning tools such as LearnPro and MeLearning., I. Learning tools such as LearnPro and MeLearning., H.

Transition Feedback: Six Months On

In July and August 2022, we ran the Early Help secondary school transition project. As your child was one of the children nominated for the project, we'd really appreciate your feedback so that we can improve the project for this year.

Winter HAF 2021 - Children and young people's Questionnaire

This winter Gloucestershire County Council offered four weeks of activities and events for children eligible for Free School Meals.The scheme, called the Holiday Activities and Food programme (HAF), was delivered in partnership with district councils,

Childminders – Expression of Interest

These breaks can take place during weekends, school holidays, or even overnight.We’re exploring whether there’s scope for childminders like yourselves to be involved in offering these valuable services.

My Voice- Secondary

By answering the questions as honestly as you can it will help the professionals working with you in school to better understand how you are feeling and how to support you with your education.

Post Holiday Activities and Food programme (HAF), parent carer survey

This summer Gloucestershire County Council offered four weeks of activities and events for children eligible for Free School Meals.The scheme, called the Holiday Activities and Food programme (HAF), was delivered in partnership with district councils,

Parent feedback survey

This summer we again ran a secondary school transition project which involved 92 young people at ten secondary schools across Gloucestershire.