Want to know why the School Improvement budget is being reduced by £70,000 next year? The number of Inadequate schools going from 11 to 1 has a lot to do with it, says the council leader.
Fantastic news for the school and pupils as Ofsted inspectors praise the headteacher, saying he has continued to act with rigour and determination and eradicated inadequate teaching.
Three cheers for staff and pupils at this Isle of Wight pre-school who have managed to improve their provision from 'Inadequate' to 'Good' in half a year.
At one home, the CQC found multiple breaches and that the service was not always, caring, responsive or effective. At the other one, they were concerned about staffing levels.
Following the outcome from a previous inspection, the latest found the provider had failed to take adequate action and so the CQC are now planning further enforcement action.
Three months after an inspection which rated the nursing home 'Inadequate' the CQC found the provider had made improvements. However, people’s safety was still compromised in several areas.
Despite the owner agreeing to the Coroner to employ more staff at the care home, the manager and deputy manager were found to be taking on extra tasks due to staff having left or off sick.
Staff at the home were found to be hard-working, but not enough in place to meet residents' needs, whilst visitors, including a doctor, were critical of how the service is organised.