Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills
The Juvenile Secure Estate for Young People Aged 15-17
How effective are teaching, training and learning?

In effective self-assessment, teaching, training and learning are evaluated by the extent to which the learning provider...

2.19regularly and clearly informs those with legitimate interest, such as employers or parents, about learners’ progress.

Success in adult literacy, numeracy and ESOL provision in the juvenile secure estate context means the learning provider...

2.19.1reports all assessment information to the Yot and ETE providers immediately a young person is released from custody.
2.19.2uses regular reports to inform Yots, parents or carers, employers, schools and colleges about learners' progress.
2.19.3ensures that the education department is represented at all induction, sentence-planning and review meetings in line with the national standards for youth justice.
2.19.4has effective procedures for forwarding assessment records, progress files and portfolios of work done through the Yot when a young person leaves the establishment.
2.19.5gives young people and their parents or carers a copy of assessments and ILPs in a readily accessible and good-quality format.

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