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Opportunity to feed into Nottingham's Children's and Education Strategy

   

Children & Education strategy

This consultation is Open

Consultation Open 22 June 2026 to 09 August 2026


We are developing a new Children and Education Strategy for Nottingham. 

This strategy will set out what we want to achieve for children, young people and families across the city, and how we will work together to improve outcomes over the next few years. 

We want Nottingham to be a city where children and young people are safe, supported, listened to and able to thrive. To do that well, we need to understand what matters most to the people who live, learn, work and care in Nottingham. 

 

Why we are asking for your views 

We already hear from children, young people, families and professionals in lots of different ways through the work we do every day at Nottingham City Council. 

This includes feedback from Children in Care panels, Young Futures Hubs, pupil surveys, Child Friendly Nottingham surveys, engagement with schools, conversations with families, and work with partners across the city. 

That insight is important and will help shape the strategy. 

This survey is slightly different. It is specifically about the new Children and Education Strategy. We want to ask a few short questions to help us understand what people think should be the biggest priorities for children, young people and families in Nottingham. 

What we want to know 

We would like to hear what you think about: 

  • what is working well for children, young people and families in Nottingham 
  • what could be better 
  • what matters most for the future 
  • what would make the biggest difference to children and young people’s lives 

The survey is short and should only take a few minutes to complete. 

Who we want to hear from 

We want to hear from as many people as possible, including: 

  • children and young people (aged 16 or over) 
  • parents and carers 
  • foster carers and kinship carers 
  • people who work with children, young people and families 
  • schools, education settings and partners 
  • voluntary and community organisations 
  • residents who care about the future of Nottingham’s children and young people 

 

You do not need to be an expert to take part. We want to hear honest views, experiences and ideas from across the city. 

How your feedback will be used 

Your feedback will help us understand the key themes, priorities and areas for improvement that should be reflected in the Children and Education Strategy. 

We will look at the responses alongside the insight we already have from children, young people, families, colleagues and partners. 

Together, this will help us develop a strategy that reflects what people have told us matters most. 

 

This survey is for people who work with, support or represent children, young people and families in Nottingham, including: 

  • Council colleagues 
  • schools and education settings 
  • health partners 
  • voluntary and community organisations 
  • other partner organisations 

NCC Children’s & Education Strategy 2026-2029 Consultation - professionals and partners