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Level 1 Children and young people needing extra help from professionals who already know them

Level 2 Children and young people needing extra help from specialists as well as professionals who already know them. Level 1 Children and young people needing extra help from professionals who already know them. Level 3 Children and young people needing “coordinated intervention”. Everyone

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Level 1 Children and young people needing extra help from professionals who already know them

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  1. Level 2 Children and young people needing extra help from specialists as well as professionals who already know them Level 1 Children and young people needing extra help from professionals who already know them Level 3 Children and young people needing “coordinated intervention” Everyone All children and young people accessing universal services or benefiting from whole area approaches

  2. Examples Level 2 Examples truancy, “school action plus”, emotional/behavioural problem, chronic ill-health Level 3 Examples child protection, looked after children, SEN statement, complex disabilities, community sentence Level 1 Examples young carers, “school action”, family conflict, targeted group work Everyone Examples children and young people benefiting from Sure Start, play provision, healthy schools, vocational guidance, school anti-bullying policy, sexual health advice, inclusive leisure activities

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