Inspectors found there were enough staff to meet people's needs and that staff treated residents with kindness and compassion. Well done to all involved.
Ofsted have placed the school in Special Measures, so the Church of England’s Portsmouth and Winchester Diocesan Academy Trust (PWDAT) has offered to sponsor the school.
The Isle of Wight Bus and Rail Users Group have written to all councillors to say they strongly disagree with the recommendation of the Garnett Report to remove Island Line from the wider South Western Franchise.
The new interactive ratings map launched by the CQC provides a great way to get a snapshot of the level of care in your area. See how Isle of Wight care homes compare to the rest of the country.
Can you imagine what it would be like to have to leave your home one night, then not be able to live in it for two years? This is the fate for the forgotten families - victims of the Undercliff Landslide.
The Dept for Education certainly isn't very happy with AET at the moment. Their letters to them are becoming ever more stern, telling them to raise standards. Happily, Island their IW schools are on the way up.
The CQC find there are not enough staff to meet people's needs at this Isle of Wight nursing home, but the home is making improvements and the care is 'Good', they say.
CQC inspectors found there were enough staff to meet people’s needs and that staff developed caring and positive relationships with people in their care.
Enough staff to cope with the demands of the workload has helped this formerly 'Inadequate' care home climb back up the CQC rating. Great news for all those in their care and their families.