ntaining the outputs of the Risk Models Development and maintenance In 2018, Insight Bristol team leadership saw the need to try to do more preventative work following the direction of Early Help practices. Following this lead, models emerged as a collaboration between the police and Bristol City Council, taking advantage of the IBM predictive analytical software the police had recently acquired. The original models were all built by the same person, to the same level of complexity and were interconnected at the time using TFD data. Since then, the models have been split, with Avon and Somerset Police taking over the ownership, running, and management of the CCE and CSE models. The NEET model is still owned and maintained by dedicated staff in the Insight Bristol and Early Help teams This change of ownership has also involved changes to how the models have been built, which may have led to accuracy issues that impacted their usage among practitioners in the Council. 3.3 Think Family Education What is Think Family Education (TFE)? The TFE is an application designed to help designated safeguarding leads and pastoral teams in education settings to identify vulnerabilities. The TFE draws its information from the TFD and school systems, including data from the targeted risk models. Social Finance Limited +44 (0) 20 7770 6836 87 Vauxhall Walk, London SE11 5HJ socialfinance.org.uk 17 Figure 8: Home page of view TFE Why was the TFE created? Early in the development of the TFD, one of the goals had been to facilitate early intervention by giving access to practitioners who were involved with young people long before risk escalated to such a level that necessitated council involvement. Schools and other educational settings were identified as a logical area to target, stemming fr