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- Pages
- 1
- Words of findings
- 377
- shorter than usual (typical 3558)
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- Hard
- Flesch 40, typical 50
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- 22 words
- Next steps
- 0
- typical 5
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- 12%
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Average
Childcare - Non-Domestic 10 90 10 90% above above
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Local Authority Adoption Agency 1 100 0% below below
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Private Fostering Arrangements 1 100 100% above above Every Child Matters indicators: National Indicator Set
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3. Enjoying and achieving 5 36 80 20 4 0 1 4 1 0
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4. Making a positive contribution 11 15 45 9 18 27 3 3 0 2 8 1
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5. Achieving economic well-being 5 11 100 3 2 0 3 2 0
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Notes: 1) Please see the Ofsted publication 'CAA: annual rating of council children's services' for a full list of the indicators used to produce this summary profile, indicators included in the full performance profile, and other evidence used to inform the children and young people element of the joint inspectorate CAA report. 2) For inspected services data the bands for % judged good or better are based on the following cut off points: dark green is 80% of providers or over, light green is 65-79.99%, amber is 50-64.99%, red is less than 50%. 3) For ECM/NIS data, data available is the number of indicators where data currently available to Ofsted, and total NIS is the number of NIS indicators relevant to this outcome. Some NIS are not available until the second year of CAA. For year 1 the bands are based on quartile distribution. The most up to date time period available is used for the summary profile, but time periods vary between different
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indicators (for instance financial or academic year). ECM grades from Ofsted inspections of providers will also be considered as part of the full performance profile. 4) Comparison with similar areas is based on the children's services statistical neighbours groups developed by NFER and DCSF. 5) NI78, NI67, NI89a and NI76 have been excluded from the quartiles banding and comparisons with Statistical Neighbours and National Average 6) Sixth form schools includes secondary schools, special schools and PRUs
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Quarter 3 : 14 August 2009
Safeguarding and looked after children inspections, including unannounced inspections and serious case reviews
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Joint Area Review Dec '07 Looked after Children Outstanding
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Dec '07 Safeguarding Outstanding Serious Case Reviews conducted adequately or better 01/04/07 - 15/07/09 out of Annual unannounced referral and assessment (safeguarding) inspection n/a n/a
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Three-yearly inspection of safeguarding n/a n/a
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Three-yearly inspection of services for looked after children n/a n/a
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