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1,201 results that are Research, sorted by Updated (newest)
From Department for Education (DfE)
  • Report on the Family Valued programme, which looked to improve practice across children’s services and the social work service.

  • Report on Project Crewe, which looked at ways of providing more intensive support to children in need (CIN) of social care early on.

  • Review of the family and adolescent support service (FASH), which aimed to change the way support for children and adolescents is provided.

  • Evaluation of Cambridgeshire’s multi-systemic therapy service move from local authority control to a new model of delivery.

  • An assessment of how schools and teachers use evidence to improve their teaching.

  • An evaluation of a series of interventions aimed at increasing the supply of maths and physics teachers and improving their skills.

  • An evaluation of what is needed to provide better work placements for young people in technical education.

  • An independent evaluation of the implementation of the trust and the effects on children’s social care in Doncaster.

  • Independent evaluation of the effects of the programme on social workers.

  • Report on the specialist health and resilient environment (SHARE) service, which supports young people with behavioural issues.

  • Evaluation of family support services available to army and Pakistani Muslim communities.

  • An evaluation of the 'Stockport family' project, which looked to improve outcomes for children and families using children's services.

  • A report on progress from the children’s social care innovation project so far.

  • An evaluation of the Belhaven residential care project, which provides mental health treatment to children in care.

  • Research on the Sefton community adolescent service (CAS), a service for adolescents who are aged between 12 to 25 and in the care system.

  • Report on the 'Extended HOPE' project, which provides advice to young people experiencing mental health issues.

  • An evaluation of the programme's contribution to the design of new assessment methods and experiences of parents, carers and professionals.

  • Report of a project exploring patterns and trends in social worker decision making.

  • Independent research summarising users' and experts' views on the 'Employer skills' and 'Employer perspectives' surveys.

  • Findings from the planning for success survey, which examined student outcomes and career planning strategies.