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In 2000 Bradford Council established a strategic partnership for the provision of school-focused educational services. This involved the procurement of a direct service provider who would work in partnership with and under contract to the Council. The contract was awarded to Serco which took up its responsibilities in the contract under the name of Education Bradford in July 2001. It is a ten year contract and the largest of its type in Europe.

Education Bradford is one part of a strategic partnership for education in Bradford. The other partners are the Council and schools.

Croydon has nearly 90,000 children and young people, being the largest population of children and young people of any London borough, and their proportion in the total population also make it a comparatively ‘young’ borough. Just over 54,000
children and young people are of school age 5-16.

Barking and Dagenham is reforming the way it designs and delivers services for residents through the 'One Barking and Dagenham' programme.

Kent County Council sponsored the pilot of the Social Innovation Lab to develop a more creative approach to tackling some of the most tough challenges that the Council faces – an approach that explicitly starts with people and aspirations, rather than existing services and problems. The Lab also seeks to build capacity to work in a truly citizen-centric way across the Council.

Knowsley is on an ambitious journey to create a world class education system with 21st century learning environments at the heart of local communities. This journey is now proceeding at a rapid pace.

Barnsley seeks to be a place of opportunity, prosperity, compassion, community, security and good health, where people are confident in their ability to realise their aims in life. It has entrepreneurship and innovation at its heart and a desire to become an urban centre of national and international stature that can inspire young people about their futures and the future of Barnsley as a whole.