Inspectors from Ofsted have revisited Flying Colours Foster Care in Shropshire after previously rating it as 'inadequate'. The report criticizes leaders for failing to implement necessary improvements and highlights several shortcomings, including the lack of an appropriate management qualification for the registered manager. Despite acknowledging some progress in areas like appointing a new panel chair and updating policies, the report remains critical of the agency's leadership and management.
Leaders at 'inadequate' Shropshire foster agency slated again by Ofsted for 'failing' to make improvements
In another damning report, Ofsted inspectors have concluded that management have"failed to take the required action" to improve the firm, and that the leadership and management of the agency based in
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