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A showcase of good practice across providers that Ofsted inspects or regulates
Outstanding children's homes
02 Mar 2011
Ref: 100228
This report analyses how a small sample of 12 children’s homes achieved and sustained outstanding status over a period of three years. It draws on the views of managers, staff and young people about what makes these homes outstanding and the key features which have contributed to their success.
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| word Outstanding children's homes.doc | word | 808.00 KB |
| pdf Outstanding children's homes.pdf | 385.86 KB | |
| word Summary - Outstanding children's homes.doc | word | 390.50 KB |
| pdf Summary - Outstanding children's homes.pdf | 60.72 KB |
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