Locality working and the Performance Toolkit
Locality working in Southampton
The Southampton Children and Young People's Trust adopted a locality model of working in May 2010. There are now two multi-agency teams, one working in the east and the other in the west of the city. Their aim is to improve outcomes for children, young people and families by placing teams of professionals in their community.
- West - incorporates the following wards: Bargate, Bevois, Freemantle, Coxford, Millbrook, Redbridge, Shirley
- East - incorporates the following wards: Bassett, Bitterne, Bitterne Park, Harefield, Peartree, Portswood, Sholing, Swaythling, Woolston
For more information about the overall management and development of our locality way of working contact Lesley Hobbs, Principal Officer for Prevention and Inclusion on 023 8083 4120.
Locality Performance Toolkit
The locality performance toolkit, available below, provides management information about a wide range of needs, service activity levels and outcomes. It is not fully comprehensive, as to produce information at this level we need to have a clear measure or outcome that can be related to a specific area, typically by a postcode. Some outcome information is only available from national sources, and therefore cannot be broken down into localities.
As the use of the locality toolkit develops there will be more useful management information that can be usefully shared to inform locality managers and other services working in localities. To request the addition of locality level information that you are aware is available into the toolkit please contact Dave Moody in the Children's Data Team, 023 8083 3645, email: dave.moody@southampton.gov.uk
Contents of the Southampton Locality Toolkit (July 2010)
Information on the following measures are available through the Locality Toolkit.
Total (0-19) population by Locality and Age Range within locality – Total for City 0-19 (51,928) (1)
Mosaic Public Sector - Segments
Live Births in Southampton (SUHT Births only) 2006/07 - 2009/10
Percentage Ethnicity of Live Births in Southampton (SUHT Births only) - 2006/07
Percentage Ethnicity of Live Births in Southampton (SUHT Births only) - 2007/08
Percentage Ethnicity of Live Births in Southampton (SUHT Births only) - 2008/09
Percentage Ethnicity of Live Births in Southampton (SUHT Births only) - 2009/10
Pupils whose Home Language is other than English
Pupils whose ethnicity is other than White British or White Irish
Under 18 Teenage Conceptions
Sexually transmitted infections - Chlamydia Screenings
Substance Misuse
Percentage of Mothers Smoking
Decayed, Missing and Filled Teeth (DMFT) in Children and Young People
Percentage of Children Considered to be Obese
Children and Young People with Mental Health Problems
Common Assessment Framework (CAF) assessments carried out first quarter
Disability and Health
Exclusions due to bullying
Children and Young People Perceptions of being safe
Children Looked After
Access to Childcare Provision
Number of children U5 with a registered contact with Sure start and registered with Aiming High
Safeguarding CYP (Children and Young People)
Childrens Social Work Activity - Initial Assessments Recorded April 2009 to April 2010
Childrens Social Work Activity - Children in Need
Childrens Social Work Activity - Core Assessments (NI 60)
Enjoy and Achievement Southampton LAA designated- Foundation
Education
Special educational needs in Southampton Primary Sector Schools
Special educational needs in Southampton Secondary Sector Schools (1)
Special educational needs in Southampton Special Schools
Ofsted Judgements Schools
Ofsted Judgements EY Provision
Educational Achievement at Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 4 (2009)
Access to play Areas
Hate Crimes and Harassment (All ages)
% Children and Young People's participation in high quality PE and sport
% CYP Access to public transport - Travel to School
Fewer young people aged 16 to 18 not in education or employment or training (NEET)
% Young people achieving a level 2 qualification by age 19
Young people staying in learning aged 19 to 18
Young people completing an apprenticeship
% of care leavers in employment, education or training
Child deprivation using IDACI data (Indicator of Deprivation Affecting Children Index)
Percentage of Children in receipt of Child Tax Credit or IS/JSA equivalent
Percentage of Families in receipt of Child Tax Credit or IS/JSA equivalent (Age of youngest child)
Poverty and deprivation CYP (Children and Young People)
