Wrap around care is offered by some schools, this includes breakfast and after school clubs. The provision is in direct response to local community need, therefore not all schools have this service on site. 2.9 Quality Ofsted is the organisation responsible for the registration and inspection of childcare for children 0-8. Following inspection, Ofsted makes a judgement on the quality of provision and specifies actions which providers must take to improve. In addition to this the Early Years Team of GCC Children and Young People’s Directorate uses information to intervene where quality is a concern. The Early Years Team monitors and promotes ongoing improvement and quality within early years and childcare settings. January 2016 Category January 2017 1136 Number of providers 1110 186 Awaiting first inspection 158 117 On school inspection 102 97 (11.6%) Outstanding 115 (13.5%) 585 (70.2%) Good 624 (73.4) 76 (9.1%) 20 (2.4%) Requires Improvement 1 (0.1%) Inadequate 7 (0.08%) 67 (8.0%) Childcare register compliant 75 (8.8%) 7 (0.8%) Childcare register non compliant 9 (1.1%) The percentage of settings with or Ofsted inspection outcomes increased by ‘outstanding’ ‘good’ 5% between 2016 and 2017 to 86.9%. Similarly settings with improvement’ inspection ‘requires ratings fell 6.7% to 2.4%. 2.10 Workforce Comparison of reported qualification levels between 2010 and 2016 of childcare staff. Full day care, sessional care and creche settings Qualified 2010 Percentage Qualified 2016* Percentage Level 1 - - 9 0.3% Level 2 477 19.5% 473 15% Level 3 1378 57% 1937 61% Level 4 141 6% 164 5% 5 118 5% 161 5% Level 6 175 7% 399 12.7% Level 7 12 0.5% 39 1% 2424 100% 3141 100% has been an increase in the workforce since 2010, and the levels of qualifications have increased significantly in most locality areas.
Wrap around care is offered by some schools, this includes breakfast and after school clubs. The provision is in direct response to local community need, therefore not all schools have this service on site. 2.9 Quality Ofsted is the organisation responsible for the registration and inspection of childcare for children 0-8. Following inspection, Ofsted makes a judgement on the quality of provision and specifies actions which providers must take to improve. In addition to this the Early Years Team of GCC Children and Young People’s Directorate uses information to intervene where quality is a concern. The Early Years Team monitors and promotes ongoing improvement and quality within early years and childcare settings. January 2016 Category January 2017 1136 Number of providers 1110 186 Awaiting first inspection 158 117 On school inspection 102 97 (11.6%) Outstanding 115 (13.5%) 585 (70.2%) Good 624 (73.4) 76 (9.1%) Requires Improvement 20 (2.4%) 1 (0.1%) Inadequate 7 (0.08%) 67 (8.0%) Childcare register compliant 75 (8.8%) 7 (0.8%) Childcare register non compliant 9 (1.1%) The percentage of settings with ‘outstanding’ or ‘good’ Ofsted inspection outcomes increased by 5% between 2016 and 2017 to 86.9%. Similarly settings with ‘requires improvement’ inspection ratings fell 6.7% to 2.4%. 2.10 Workforce Comparison of reported qualification levels between 2010 and 2016 of childcare staff. Full day care, sessional care and creche settings Qualified 2010 Percentage Qualified 2016* Percentage Level 1 - - 9 0.3% Level 2 477 19.5% 473 15% Level 3 1378 57% 1937 61% Level 4 141 6% 164 5% 5 118 5% 161 5% Level 6 175 7% 399 12.7% Level 7 12 0.5% 39 1% 2424 100% 3141 100% has been an increase in the workforce since 2010, and the levels of qualifications have increased significantly in most locality areas.
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