Vulnerable Children Act 2014
4.2.5 Work experience 21 4.2.6 Work experience not in a regulated service 22 4.2.7 Work experience in a regulated service 22 4.2.8 Safety checking students coming to your Service or school on work placements 22 4.2.9 Gateway 22 4.2.10 Secondary School Employer Partnerships (SSEP) 23
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