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LCSP sites will be accessible until 30 November 2010, for more information contact James Harman: james.harman@kent.gov.uk

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Canterbury Local Children's Services Partnership Grants

LCSP Grants available up to £5,000 per project. Applications must meet the priorities in the Kent Children Trust (KCT) Children and Young People’s Plan 08-11 and address the needs of children, young people and families living in the Canterbury district Canterbury City and rural areas, Herne Bay and Whitstable). Projects are funded to 31 March 2011 and delivery must be completed by 31 March 2011. Please submit your application to Nick Smith no later than 5pm 7 July 2010. The LCSP Commissioning Sub-Group will meet on the 8 July to discuss applications. Further information: Nick Smith, Project Officer, Email: ; Tel: 01227 284477

Welcome.... to the website for the Canterbury Coastal Partnership!

This website is designed to keep you up to date with the myriad of focussed activities that result from the Local Children's Services Plans, to ensure that our children and young people have the best opportunities possible. It is also a website that showcases the enormous variety of good practice in Canterbury Coastal as well as being an information source for the dedicated professionals who work in the partnership. See below for the most recent celebrations in the Partnership!

Our Vision

In Kent's successful communities, achievement exceeds aspiration, diversity is valued and every child and family is supported. Children and young people are positive about their future and are at the heart of joined up service planning.

In the Canterbury Coastal Partnership we have a commitment to work for the benefit of all our children and young people (LCSP) by:

  • Meeting the priorities of Every Child Matters
  • Taking collective responsibility and ownership for pupils, especially the most vulnerable, by sharing expertise and knowledge with all partners and agencies
  • Working in partnership to develop the local community
  • Raising achievement, working to ensure that all children and young people are successful and achieve their full potential
  • Developing a holistic approach to enable all children and young people to reach their full potential
  • Ensuring that the voice of the child and parent/carer is valued
  • Providing continuing professional development opportunities for all staff who work in and with the Partnership

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Author: Lesley Gallagher  | Published: 1-1-08  | Updated: 6-8-08  | TOP