his data currently as it has the potential to be misleading in a public Dashboard. We would like to explore options for this data in the private Dashboard. • Local areas crime statistics. These statistics are available for the entire population (i.e. not split by relevance to children’s social care) and at police force rather than local authority area level. Different police force areas may report crimes differently and reporting will be heavily influenced by local policies. We feel 15 inclusion of this data could potentially be misleading and not substantively add to users’ understanding of delivery of children’s social care. • Number of adoption early permanence placements. We do not have a published data source for this data, and it is not currently collected by DfE or trusted partner organisations. We will continue to explore options for developing this data for future iterations. 16 Annex B: List of indicators included in the current iteration of the Dashboard Outcome 1: Children, young people and families stay together and get the help they need Access to support and getting help • Rate of Children in Need (CIN) • Re-referrals within 12 months of a previous referral Family stability • Rate of children starting to be looked after, with a breakdown by whether new entrants to care are Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Children (UASC) • Rate of Children Looked After (CLA) on 31 March Child wellbeing and development • School attendance, including those with Child in Need Plans (CINO), Child Protection Plans (CPPO), and Children Looked After (CLA) • Persistent absence, including those with Child in Need Plans (CINO), Child Protection Plans (CPPO), and Children Looked After (CLA) Educational attainment • Educational attainment in Key Stage 2 (expected standard in reading, wri