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A showcase of good practice across providers that Ofsted inspects or regulates
Outstanding local authority children's services 2009
13 Aug 2010
Ref: 100040
This report highlights aspects of best practice in the 10 children’s services judged by Ofsted in 2009 to be performing excellently; this is the highest of four ratings. In these highest-performing local authorities, the overall effectiveness of a very large majority of inspected services and settings was good or excellent. This report analyses some of the key factors that led to their high performance and illustrates these with practical examples.
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| word Outstanding local authority children's services 2009.doc | word | 598.50 KB |
| pdf Outstanding local authority children's services 2009.pdf | 335.96 KB | |
| word Summary - Outstanding local authority children's services 2009.doc | word | 387.00 KB |
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