Amendments
2025
August 2025
Northamptonshire Joint Protocol for the Decriminalisation of Children In Care and Care Leavers | This chapter was added to the manual in August 2025. |
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Children and Young People Aged 0-25 with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities | In August 2025 Section 15.1, Registering an appeal with the First-tier Tribunal (Special Educational Needs (SEN) and Disability) was updated in line with case law. |
This chapter was added to the manual in August 2025 | |
In August 2025 information was added into Section 9, Accommodation, Bedroom Space and Sharing in relation to bunk beds. | |
This chapter was updated in August 2025. | |
Children Involved in the Youth Justice System: Additional National Guidance | In August 2025 links were added to additional sources of guidance. |
Remands to Local Authority Accommodation or to Youth Detention Accommodation | This chapter was updated in August 2025 to include information from the MoJ Youth Remand Concordat. |
This chapter was updated in August 2025. | |
In August 2025, The NRPF Journey Flowchart was added to the ‘Note’ Section (see above). | |
In August 2025 this chapter was revised in line with updated government guidance. | |
This chapter was updated in August 2025 to reflect Granting Leaves of Absence in Working Together to Improve School Attendance statutory guidance, which states that generally, the DfE does not consider a need or desire for a holiday or other absence for the purpose of leisure and recreation to be an exceptional circumstance for leave of absence. | |
This chapter was added to the manual in August 2025. | |
This chapter was refreshed in August 2025. | |
This chapter was reviewed and amended in August 2025 to include a link to the ‘Get Involved’ site in the ‘Local Information’ section. | |
In August 2025, the following sections were updated to reflect changes in timescales:
All updated sections and appendices should be re-read. | |
Holidays and School Trips Outside the UK (When the Child is Looked After) | This chapter was updated in August 2025 to reflect Granting Leaves of Absence in Working Together to Improve School Attendance statutory guidance, which states that generally, the DfE does not consider a need or desire for a holiday or other absence for the purpose of leisure and recreation to be an exceptional circumstance for leave of absence. |