Across the UK, professionals are already using data in innovative ways at a local level to improve the first, formative years of a child’s life. However, innovation thrives on connection, so it is vital to create opportunities for those working across the early years system to share ideas and learnings.
Our Unlocking the power of data in early years event series brings together people at different stages of their data journey, from those identifying new opportunities to those building integrated systems.
Join us for the next event, taking place on Tuesday 9 June. It comes at a critical time as local authorities move from strategy to the delivery of their Best Start in Life plans. It will focus on the ‘how’, moving past siloed systems and the lack of unique child identifiers to unlock the huge opportunity for more effective, tailored service delivery.
Why attend?
The event series provides a welcoming, open space for professionals of all backgrounds, whether you are an early years leader seeking to improve local services or a policymaker considering how to use data more effectively in integrated family support systems.
You’ll learn from innovative solutions to common data challenges, such as tackling siloed systems and the lack of a unique child identifier. You’ll hear a range of different approaches used in other locations to target support and have the opportunity to network with counterparts from across the system to share honest reflections on what works.
Share your work
We want to feature the great work happening across the sector. As part of the event, we will be hosting a lightning round of rapid presentations. If you have a local solution, a successful data-sharing approach or a project in progress that you would like to share with your peers, please let us know when you register for the event.
The event will be held at The Line, 58 Victoria Embankment, London, EC4Y 0DS. The nearest station is Blackfriars. You can use what3words to find our exact location. You can also download the venue travel information.