Just before we went into lockdown, Ofsted inspectors visited Kedleston High Peak children& #39;s home and school for 24 children with learning disabilities. What they found is shocking. 1/
Children have sustained injuries due to physical interventions. These often are not recorded and information is withheld. Children have been prevented from receiving prompt medical attention.
Children live a long way from their families. They don& #39;t have access to a telephone.
I wonder why?
I wonder why?
The children attend a school on site. Always a red flag.
Kedleston is a very profitable private company, earning almost £5 million a year. It receives around £30 million a year from local authorities to provide care and education to vulnerable children.
Ofsted has suspended inspections of children& #39;s homes during the lockdown. It is difficult for social workers and independent visitors to ensure children are safe and well.
The inspection report, published yesterday, is here https://files.ofsted.gov.uk/v1/file/50149984
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This">https://files.ofsted.gov.uk/v1/file/5... home was judged to be & #39;good& #39; when it was last inspected in June 2019.