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The Adult Community Learning Service Year End Report 2011 – 2012 About the Adult and Community Learning Service (ACLS) ACLS is part of Nottinghamshire County Council, sitting within Libraries, Archives, Information and Learning. We are a small central team, who receive funding from the Skills Funding Agency (SFA), to deliver an annually agreed programme of adult learning opportunities to Nottinghamshire residents (not including the City of Nottingham). We are a contracted out service which means that we do not employ our own tutors; we work with a wide range of partners to deliver the learning opportunities and priorities that we set. We were inspected by Ofsted in November 2012 where we achieved an overall grade 2 i.e. good. Mission Statement “To provide our learners with an outstanding learning experience that enables them to make positive changes to their lives.” Targets Outcomes In 2011/12 our target was to engage 7500 learners over the year. This was exceeded by a very healthy 15%, with 8795 learners recruited onto ACLS courses. During this period, 1704 courses were run at over 348 local venues across the County, delivered through 48 different providers. Learner Numbers Per Funding Stream2011/2012 Personal Community Development Learning (PCDL) is learning for personal development, cultural enrichment, intellectual or creative stimulation and enjoyment for adults aged 19 and above. Family Language, Literacy Numeracy (FLLN) helps improve the literacy, language and numeracy skills of mothers, fathers and carers; enabling them to help their children’s learning. Wider Family Learning (WFL) helps mothers, fathers and carers to be more active in the support of their children’s learning and development. Families Fit for Life (Big Lottery Funded) is a programme of fun, intergenerational activities that promote healthier lifestyles for families living within the most disadvantaged areas of Nottinghamshire. Types of Learning Some of the things our learner