16-19 Transfer
We are interested in your comments and questions regarding the 16-19 transfer.
What do you believe are the challenges and opportunities we face in the transfer of funding to the local authority? This could include issues around identifying and meeting local need; ensuring funding follows demand; arrangements for providers, etc.
If you have any comments or questions please complete the feedback form on the Contact Us page or send an e-mail to information@countydurham14-19.co.uk
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16-19 Transfer briefing noteV4.pdf (3 pages, 46kb)
County Durham Statement of Intent.pdf (5 pages, 52kb)
Delivering14-19 ReformSummary.pdf (24 pages, 313kb)
Delivering 14-19 Reform Next Steps.pdf (94 pages, 976kb)
RaisingExpectations.pdf (98 pages, 990kb)
stakeholderworkshop.pdf (2 pages, 41kb)
Sub-regional grouping guidance - stage 2.pdf (12 pages, 3478kb)
Following work with LSC 14-19 leads and local authority partners, DCSF has published updated guidance on 14-19 Partnerships and planning to set out in more detail the critical role of 14-19 Partnerships. The guidance seeks to ewnsure that there is a coherant, locally owned 14-19 strategy that meets local needs, has the built-in ok key partners, and will deliver the 14-19 entitlement for all young people.
The guidance is set on the context of the new 14-19 responsibilities that local authorities will acquire over the next five years, including commissioning 16-19 education provision and their leadership in Raising the Participation Age. It builds upon the previous 14-19 Partnerships and Plans published in February 2008.
