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Factsheet: childcare - Triggers for inspections of those on the Early Years and Childcare Registers
14 Feb 2013
Ref: 080179
This document was updated in February 2013.
This factsheet details how quickly Ofsted will inspect a provider as a result of a particular situation.
It is part of a suite of childcare factsheets available via our website.
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| File name | File type | File size |
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| word Triggers for inspections of those on the Early Years Register or Childcare Register.doc | word | 603.50 KB |
| pdf Triggers for inspections of those on the Early Years Register or Childcare Register.pdf | 181.21 KB |
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