1. The current total number of children in care (also known as "Looked After Children") your local authority is responsible for.
137

2. The current total number of children in care (also known as "Looked After Children") your local authority is responsible for per 10,000 of the child population in your area.
33.2

3. The number of children in care that your local authority is responsible for that are attending:
a) Mainstream state education (including academies, free schools and maintained schools): 105
b) Independent boarding schools: 0
c) Pupil Referral Units (also known as "alternative provision"): 11

4. The number of children in care that your local authority is responsible for that are currently placed in children's homes.
10

5. The number of children in care that your local authority is responsible for that are currently placed in children's homes that are attending:
a) Mainstream state education (including academies, free schools and maintained schools): 0
b) Independent boarding schools: 0
c) Pupil Referral Units (also known as "alternative provision"): 1

Additional Information
As of 31.3.23, there were 4 children on roll who are less than a year old so I cannot comment on their schooling. There is a UASC who has been missing since arriving in care (11/03/2022) and another 8 who are NEET, in work or training. I have included preschool children in education and post 16 young people at college within the ‘mainstream’ calculation.
There are 8 children accessing Alternative Provision who are also on a mainstream school roll.
You will notice that all categories do not add up to 137 as there are young people on our roll who are NEET, and new arrivals int cate without a school place.