Review of Quality Training
At the centre of quality assurance of your setting is a regular review by the manager, shared with Ofsted, of the quality of services offered.
Is putting this significant document together a significant endeavour? We’ll explore how to examine and analyse, separating the report from the review, and think about how Ofsted use the report.
This full-day programme aims to offer solutions by emphasising explanation, legislation, SCCIF, sharing of experiences, learning from one another, and examples to back them up.
Expect some group work and the need as a manager to be innovative and creative!!
Learning outcomes:
- Improve understanding of the legislative requirements for quality review reports across all legislation and guidance
- Recognise and understand why this is such an important document
- Be able to identify the key elements- what’s needed and why?
- Evaluate and Analysis- what does this mean in practice?
- Gain an understanding of how to prepare and plan your review
- Identify and take back key themes for your individual homes.
- Gain and discuss with peers an understanding of tools to use to prepare and complete
- Decide what should be in the report
the trainers
The session is led by Michelle Nicholson.
Michelle Nicolson has a 20-year career in Children’s Residential Services working with Children and has previously set up a children’s home after working in long term secure home, a first of it’s kind as a transitional children’s home for young people to move to following their time in a secure children’s home. Michelle has extensive experience of managing inspections and registering homes with Ofsted, with experience in policy writing, management of staff, delivering training and extensive safeguarding knowledge. She also has experience of supporting young people at significant risk of CSE and CCE. Michelle has a history of building strong multiagency care teams to ensure that young people have their needs met and are safe and advocates for young people at every opportunity in supporting them to have their voice heard.
venues
The course will be running online.
If you’re unable to make this one but are interested, or have eight or more managers and wish to run the event at your venue, please contact us.
booking and dates
This full-day course is delivered online for £160+VAT.
If you have booked five places the sixth place is free.
CHA, NASAP, NAFP, SW Forum, and RI Network members receive a 25% discount – members price is £120+VAT