Research and analysis

Safeguarding learners: PETA Limited

Ofsted good practice example showing how PETA Limited introduced safeguarding effectively and ensured it was relevant to learners.

From:
Ofsted
Published
4 March 2011

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PETA Limited - good practice example

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PETA Limited - good practice example

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This example explains how PETA Limited introduced a champion to take on the role as lead designated person to embed safeguarding and ensure their policies resulted in meaningful action.

Published 4 March 2011