Where we have classified examples as "validated local practice", these demonstrate strong evidence of improving outcomes for children, young people and their families. They are also judged to be capable of being scaled up. Those classed as "promising practice"' provide a clear description, good rationale and some evidence of impact on outcomes for children.
C4EO is now interested in "emerging practice", capturing new or relatively recent examples of services being re-designed to be efficient and cost effective at the same time as improving outcomes. We recognise it is likely to be too early to demonstrate direct impact on children and families, but the thinking behind changes and the way they are implemented could be of value to others facing similar challenges.
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