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Kent County Council (KCC) has a strong commitment to supporting all schools, colleges, alternative providers and settings to improve and to securing the best educational outcomes for all children and young people. As the champion of families, children and young people our priorities are to ensure all young people receive a good or better education; secure and support the highest quality school leadership and governance; promote the best educational practice; and broker the influence of the best schools, colleges, alternative providers and settings by facilitating strong collaborations between stakeholders.
The education landscape is changing, with 2019-20 seeing the introduction of a new inspection framework and further review of post 16 provision. The Covid-19 pandemic has significantly affected children and young people, and it is recognised nationally and internationally that children and young people have sacrificed more than most over the course of the pandemic. There is a renewed focus on pedagogy appropriate to cognitive development and the design and quality of the curriculum offer such that it promotes greater rates of progress and pushes Children and Young People (CYP) to achieve higher outcomes
| Supplier | Identifier | Award Value | Cross-References |
|---|---|---|---|
| South of England Foundation ta Charlton Athletic Community Trust | - | £70,000 | - |