A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
Number of children 
given a CP plan or 
Of those in Col B  Of thoes in Col C 
registered under the  Of those in Col B  - The number 
& D the number 
Of those in Col E  Of those in Col G 
category of 
the number given given a 
due to concerns  Of those in Col E  the number that  the number that 
Statistical Year (1st 
Emotional during 
an interim care  Emergency 
of  domestic 
that returned to  went onto full 
went on to be 
April - 31st March)
the year
order
Protection Order violence
family
care orders
adopted
2006-07
145
4
1
2
0
1
1
2007-08
111
0
0
0
0
0
0
2008-09
85
0
0
0
0
0
0
A number of children may have ceased to live in the family setting in which they were considered to be harmed due to:
- parents separating
- families deciding on different kinship or extended family care arrangements
- voluntary accommodation for their children
There may have been court proceedings and voluntary accommodation or proceedings and specialist assessments that identified changes, but information is not 
aligned in our systems to provide this breakdown without extensive work.
The data provided is a small cohort where we can extract orders which followed child protection planning in such cases. Please view this information in the context of 
the many other resolutions identified

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