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Unpicking Ofsted Reports, part 6: meeting children’s needs 2

Monday, July 23, 2018

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Pennie Akehurst asks Fiona Holiday, a certified therapeutic play practitioner, what must be in place to meet the needs of children and get the best out of them

Unpicking Ofsted Reports, part 5: meeting children’s needs - The best we can be

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Monday, June 25, 2018

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When it comes to meeting the needs of children, Pennie Akehurst’s analysis of Ofsted inspection reports finds that meeting the needs of staff is the first step

Your guide to the latest early years documents

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Friday, June 1, 2018

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Are you using the most recent Government documents giving advice on early years and safeguarding legislation?

Unpicking Ofsted Reports, Part 4: A New Evaluation Framework - Self-assessment

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Monday, May 28, 2018

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Following her article last month on monitoring and evaluation systems, Pennie Akehurst looks at how to develop a new system of self-evaluation

Unpicking Ofsted Reports, Part 3: Monitoring And Self-Evaluation

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Monday, April 16, 2018

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Pennie Akehurst, former head of the Early Years and Childcare Service at Derbyshire County Council, looks at how settings can replace the recently axed Ofsted self-evaluation form

Unpicking Ofsted Reports, Part 2: Performance Management Systems - A poor performance

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Monday, March 19, 2018

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In the second part of this series, Pennie Akehurst, former head of the Early Years and Childcare Service at Derbyshire County Council, finds some settings fall short on performance management

Unpicking Ofsted Reports, Part 1: Safeguarding - falling short

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Monday, February 19, 2018

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In the first of a new series looking at common issues highlighted in Ofsted reports, Pennie Akehurst, former head of the Early Years and Childcare Service at Derbyshire County Council, discusses the areas where settings often fall down on safeguarding