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The following exemplar PEPs have been developed by the Virtual School to support Designated Teachers, Social Care Colleagues and Carers.

Nursery Exemplar670KB–pdf
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Suzie is a healthy and exuberant five-year-old currently in Reception year at a mainstream primary school. She has been in the care of the Local Authority for just over two years and has been living with her paternal great-aunt and uncle for the last year and a half. She is happy in her home and gets on well with another cousin that visits over the weekends. Suzie’s attendance at school is good and she talks fondly of the staff and her friends there. She is very creative and loves to build Lego, watch Bluey and read.

Reception Exemplar PDF748KB–pdf
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Ayan is an energetic and happy six-year-old boy that loves football. He currently attends a mainstream infant school and is preparing to move to a junior school at the end of the academic year. Ayan has been in the care of the Local Authority just over two years and has had three foster families in this time. He is now settled in a new home with David and Maria and permanency is being explored. Ayan is making progress at school and is particularly successful in mathematics and PE – often taking a leadership role in sports lessons.

Key Stage One Exemplar889KB–pdf
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James is a young person currently in Year 6 at a specialist school for his Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs. He has been in the care of the Local Authority for two years now and has been living with his foster family for the last fourteen months and there are plans for permanency progressing. James is an engaging and intelligent young man that has a highly focussed area of interest in natural history. He thrives in science and history lessons and has a clear vision for his future to achieve a career at The Natural History Museum. James needs his supporting adults to plan a robust support offer to enable him to engage with wider curriculum subjects and continue to build his confidence and sense of felt safety.

Key Stage Two Exemplar952KB–pdf
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Riley is a Year 8 pupil attending a mainstream secondary school. At the moment, he finds school difficult and can struggle to see the value of education, which has affected his attendance and led to several suspensions. Riley has been in care for almost four years and has experienced a number of changes in his living arrangements. He has recently moved into a residential children’s home, where trusted adults are working alongside him to help him feel safe, settled and able to engage more positively with school.

Key Stage Three Exemplar0.98MB–pdf
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Oscar is a Year 10 student in a mainstream school. He enjoys school, has positives relationships with staff and peers, and is working towards his GCSEs. He benefits from additional support in English and Maths to help him make good progress. Oscar has been in care for almost two years and lives with his siblings in a stable foster placement. His attendance can sometimes be affected on Mondays and Fridays due to family contact arrangements, but with the support of school, his carers and his social worker, he is encouraged to attend regularly and achieve his full potential.

Key Stage Four Exemplar1.11MB–pdf
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Chelsee is a Year 12 student attending college. Chelsee is enrolled onto a Level 2 Hairdressing Course and is making good progress. Chelsee is re-taking her GCSE English and Maths and aims to progress onto the Level 3 Hairdressing Course.