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How well are they doing: the impact of children's centres and extended schools
23 Jan 2008
The report evaluates the impact of the services provided by extended schools and children's centres, particularly on vulnerable groups, and on promoting the Every Child Matters outcomes. It follows an earlier report by Ofsted in 2006, which focused on the national roll-out of a programme of extended services for children and young people.
Findings shows that those schools with the most effective services integrated the development of extended provision into school improvement plans, and also had a clear focus on improving outcomes for children and young people.
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