Research and analysis

Services for deaf children: communication is the key

Ofsted survey report highlighting the important factors underpinning effective joint work across agencies with deaf children.

• From: Ofsted
• Published: 17 October 2012

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Communication is the key

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Communication is the key

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Communication is the key: report summary

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Communication is the key: report summary

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Details

This Ofsted survey report examines good practice in services supporting deaf children in 3 local authorities. It identifies the important factors underpinning good-quality services and effective joint working across agencies and explores the difference that these have made to the children’s lives. The report draws on evidence from good practice case studies and from the views of children, their parents and professionals.

Published 17 October 2012