should contact socialcareSAO@ofsted.gov.uk 21 List 1 – Contacts List 2 – Early Help List 3 – Referrals List 4 – Assessments List 5 – S47s and ICPCs List 6 – CIN caseload (minus open referrals and Care leavers) List 7 – Child Protection Plans List 8 – Children in care List 9 – Care leavers List 10 – Adoptions List 11 – Adopters ILACS child-level lists Example JTAI child-level list additions List 4 - Assessments Is the child at risk of or subject to criminal exploitation? Is the child subject to physical abuse (child-on- child)? List 6 – Children in need Is the child at risk of or subject to criminal exploitation? Is the child currently in receipt of full-time education? References: practice guidance This page contains external links – we don’t guarantee or endorse this externally-provided information A wide range of organisations provide information online offering a broad understanding of the child social care landscape. Often this information is directed at the people in the process. For example: • Starting involvement with child social service • Section 47 • Children in care • CHILDREN'S SERVICES - Young Parents Advice (frg.org.uk) More detailed information can be found on the coram child law advice website. The government’s website offers the vital pieces of legislation, which may be too detailed for someone new to the subject. The key current practice guidance document is Working together to safeguard children - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk). Whilst largely not aimed at Data Analysts, some of the following may also help: • Must Know: Children's services guide to effective cross-council working | Local Government Association • Chief executives 'must know' for children’s services | Local Government Association • Your first ten days as a portfolio holder for children's services 