The Department of Education (DfE) is responsible for education and children’s services. It means they get a very thorough overview of the position of children and the way in which they should be developed to become well-rounded adults who can contribute to society. It includes setting the National Curriculum and Early Years Foundation Stage and the setting up and administering of the School league tables. These documents are put into effect by schools and nurseries; therefore it is also the DfE’s task to improve the calibre of service available to children. It means the realisations of the five outcomes of Every Child Matters: “enjoy and achieve, stay safe, be healthy, achieve economic well-being, make a positive contribution.” Other roles …show more content…
The third sectors are non-governmental organisations, usually voluntary and community organisations, charities and social enterprises. The Local Government has the responsibility to provide service to all the schools in the community. The department of Local Government responsible for education is known as the Local Education Authority …show more content…
These people either advise the LEA or the LEA may signpost enquiries to a specialist for better support. The majority of these services will be provided free to schools by the LEA, but in some circumstances the school could be expected to pay, this will be when a specialist teacher needs to come into the school setting. The LEA also provides advice and guidance for schools around areas of difficulty, such as the use of restraint or the administration of medicines. They often have their own policies on these types of issues, and these should be accessible on their website .It is also the LEA’s responsibility to inform schools in the community about changes in education policy and provide extra training within the areas of change through the local education development centre. Sometimes they may also visit schools and deliver on-site training to all affected