The report gives an overview of the results of school inspections that took place in the period. It states that Ofsted judges 88% of primary schools as good or outstanding, 1% above the national average, whereas the proportion in the secondary school sector is much lower, 65% compared with 76% nationally. In addition to the content herein, a detailed annual report updating members about education in Northumberland went to Family and Services Children’s Overview and Scrutiny committee during the period. Finally, the report summarises the findings of the recent Short Quality Screening inspection that took place in the Youth Offending Service (YOS) in June. Its findings were very positive. Background The report focuses on external inspection activity in Adults and Services between Children’s January 2016 and June 2016. Within the fields of Adults and residential care homes, Children’s the short term support service, Centres, schools and the YOS. CQC inspects Children’s provision and Ofsted inspects from the YOS which is inspected by the Adults’ Children’s, apart HIMP (Probation inspectorate). The report identifies the judgements that the inspections arrived at and assurance that appropriate actions are being taken in the event of any recommendations. The full inspection reports are available on request. Table 1. ADULT CARE CQC INSPECTION STATUS The table below lists the services inspected by CQC. Northumbria Healthcare Foundation Trust manages adult social care services on behalf of the Council with several shared management posts in place. The Trust was Inspected in November 2015 and judged to be outstanding, with several arrangements judged to be outstanding and highlighted in the report as best practice. Registered Service Inspected Status Shared Lives 05.01.2016 Good Hatfield Chase 01.03 2016 Good Sea Lodge 04.05.2016 Good STSS SE/Central 24.05.2016 Good Northumbria Healthcare 9-13 November 2015 Outstanding NHS Foundation Trust As can be seen, all services inspected were judged by CQC to be compliant. CHILDREN’S SERVICES This report features four types of inspections in services: the residential Children’s Council’s homes for children and young people, the Blyth Valley Centre locality, school Children’s inspections and the Youth Offending Service. Table 2. RESIDENTIAL OFSTED INSPECTION STATUS CHILDREN’S
The report gives an overview of the results of school inspections that took place in the period. It states that Ofsted judges 88% of primary schools as good or outstanding, 1% above the national average, whereas the proportion in the secondary school sector is much lower, 65% compared with 76% nationally. In addition to the content herein, a detailed annual report updating members about education in Northumberland went to Family and Children’s Services Overview and Scrutiny committee during the period. Finally, the report summarises the findings of the recent Short Quality Screening inspection that took place in the Youth Offending Service (YOS) in June. Its findings were very positive. Background The report focuses on external inspection activity in Adults and Children’s Services between January 2016 and June 2016. Within the fields of Adults and Children’s residential care homes, the short term support service, Children’s Centres, schools and the YOS. CQC inspects Adults’ provision and Ofsted inspects Children’s, apart from the YOS which is inspected by the HIMP (Probation inspectorate). The report identifies the judgements that the inspections arrived at and assurance that appropriate actions are being taken in the event of any recommendations. The full inspection reports are available on request. Table 1. ADULT CARE CQC INSPECTION STATUS The table below lists the services inspected by CQC. Northumbria Healthcare Foundation Trust manages adult social care services on behalf of the Council with several shared management posts in place. The Trust was Inspected in November 2015 and judged to be outstanding, with several arrangements judged to be outstanding and highlighted in the report as best practice. Registered Service Inspected Status Shared Lives 05.01.2016 Good Hatfield Chase 01.03 2016 Good Sea Lodge 04.05.2016 Good STSS SE/Central 24.05.2016 Good Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust 9-13 November 2015 Outstanding As can be seen, all services inspected were judged by CQC to be compliant. CHILDREN’S SERVICES This report features four types of inspections in Children’s services: the Council’s residential homes for children and young people, the Blyth Valley Children’s Centre locality, school inspections and the Youth Offending Service. Table 2. CHILDREN’S RESIDENTIAL OFSTED INSPECTION STATUS
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