Welcome to another week.
With children back at school while a new spike in Coronavirus cases builds, our question this week, is just this:
Do you think Ofsted should be prioritising care home inspections to ensure children in state run homes are not falling ill?
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Absolutely they should and not only to check children’s physical health but as importantly their mental health, emotional well-being and safeguarding
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Absolutely. But not only the physical helps but also their mental health and emotional well-being. Not least to ensure that they are being safeguarded and well cared for too.
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Yes!
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No, there is already a Reg. 44 inspector and a management / staff structure who know the children very well, If they can’t identify sickness in children and the children don’t have the confidence to tell a carer or their social worker that they feel unwell then there are problems way, way beyond the scope of the [lack 0f] knowledge of anyone from Ofsted.
I’ve never seen such an asinine suggestion and am a former Residential Manager and Reg. 33 inspector.
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