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Cassidy, J made this Freedom of Information request to Surrey County Council
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From: Cassidy, J
13 May 2009
Dear Sir or Madam,
According to recent statistics [1], 125, children ceased to be
looked after after during the year ending 31 March 2008, with
regards this cohort of looked after children can inform me:
1) what percentage of them are or had been unaccompanied asylum
seeking children (UASC)?
2) how many of them are or had been UASC?
Out of these 270 children please inform me, for those classed as
UASC:
3) how many weeks, on average, they had been looked after for?
Out of these 270 children please inform me, for those not classed
as UASC:
4) how many weeks, on average, they had been looked after for?
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Reference:
[1] DCSF: Children looked after in England (including adoption and
care leavers) year ending 31 March 2008
http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/rsgateway/DB/SFR/...
Yours faithfully,
Cassidy, J
From: Cassidy, J
13 May 2009
Dear Sir or Madam,
Clarification note:
the references to the figure 270 are incorrect, in all instances
they should actually read 125.
Therefore please the amended the request.
Yours sincerely,
Cassidy, J
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Surrey County Council
14 May 2009
14/05/09
Dear Cassidy
RE: YOUR REQUEST REF NO. 3341 UNDER THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 2000
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Subject unaccompanied asylum
seeking children
statistics
Dear Sir or Madam,
According to recent statistics [1], 125, children ceased to be
looked after after during the year ending 31 March 2008, with
regards this cohort of looked after children can inform me:
1) what percentage of them are or had been unaccompanied asylum
seeking children (UASC)?
2) how many of them are or had been UASC?
Out of these 270 children please inform me, for those classed as
UASC:
3) how many weeks, on average, they had been looked after for?
Out of these 270 children please inform me, for those not classed
as UASC:
4) how many weeks, on average, they had been looked after for?
: Your correspondence :
Please ensure that any of your general correspondence,
acknowledgements or holding letters etc are included or
cut-and-pasted into the body of the email messages, using plain
text, rather than as attachments. As this will mean your
correspondence is much easier to access, read and respond to.
: Accessibility :
When providing any information disclosures please provide it in the
original unrestricted format such as:
a. MS Word .doc or Rich Text Text .rtf format or equivalent
(suitable for disclosure of email messages)
b.Spreadsheets in MS Excel .xls format or equivalent
c.Presentations in MS Powerpoint .ppt format or equivalent
or converted to Portable Document Format (PDF), ONLY if none of the
above formats are available
if you only have a paper version (hard copy) available, please
provide a Digital Photo Copier Scanned version in PDF format. If
you do provide disclosures in PDF from a Digital Photo Copier Scan,
please state that you have done so because no other format, such as
a, b or c above, are available.
If you need to redact text elements of any disclosure can you
please ensure that the rest of text based information remains
accessible to a Screen Reader.
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screen_reader>
Please ensure any electronic disclosures are absolutely free of any
Document Restrictions and Encryption or Passwords, as this is
likely to render them less usable on a general basis and more
specifically, inaccessible to Assistive Technology.
Please do not send any information in compilation archive formats,
such as .zip.
Providing correspondence and disclosed information via these means
will help ensure that text based information is accessible for use
with a Screen Reader or a Magnifier for none text based information
and will prevent any further and separate representations under the
Disability Discrimination Act. If you are unable to meet these
reasonably practicable accessibility requests please state why and
provide a copy of any internal information, such as a policy relied
upon that would explain such a decision.
Reference:
[1] DCSF: Children looked after in England (including adoption and
care leavers) year ending 31 March 2008
http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/rsgateway/DB/SFR/...
Yours faithfully,
Cassidy, J
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From: Cassidy, J
21 May 2009
Dear FOI,
I am writing to clarify that the figure (270) I gave earlier is
incorrect as well.
The correct figure should read as:
300
taken from LAD1 tables row 97 of:
First set of additional tables (23rd October 2008)
http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/rsgateway/DB/SFR/...
With reference to children who ceased to be looked-after after
during the year ending 31 March 2008.
Available from:
DCSF: Children looked after in England (including adoption and care
leavers) year ending 31 March 2008
http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/rsgateway/DB/SFR/...
Yours sincerely,
Cassidy, J
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