It is recommended that Executive Board approve the Cultural Cohesion Quality Mark (CCQM) and approve the scheme to be resourced- hosted, managed and delivered- by Leeds City Council, led and financed by Children and Families.
It is also recommended that Executive Board receives and consider the annual report on impact and effectiveness of the CCQM.
Decision type: Key
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Notice of proposed decision first published: 06/09/2017
Decision due: 18 Oct 2017 by Executive Board
Lead director: Director of Children and Families
Department: Children and Families
Contact: Andrew Eastwood, Chief Officer, Learning Improvement 0113 3783626 Email: andrew.eastwood@leeds.gov.uk.
Consultation process
Internal with targeted external.
Consultees
Children and Families Equality and Diversity Group
Voice, Influence and Change Team
The Community Scrutiny and Sustainability Team
Leeds District Chief Inspector Nik Adams
Portfolio Holder: The Executive Member for Children & Families