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Demystifying Schedule 6: Your Ultimate Guide to Staff Qualifications in Children’s Homes

In the ever-evolving landscape of children’s social care, staying compliant with regulations isn’t just about ticking boxes, it’s about building homes where children truly thrive. At Care Quality Support, we specialise in empowering residential care providers with practical training, auditing tools, and expert guidance to navigate Ofsted inspections with confidence as well as schedule 6 staff qualifications in children’s homes which is our topic for this article.  Today, we’re zooming in on one of the […]

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How care plans differ in Emotional Behavioural Difficulties EBD versus therapeutic homes

Care plans in Emotional Behavioural Difficulties (EBD) homes and therapeutic residential homes both aim to meet individual needs, but they differ in structure, focus and underlying approach. The key distinction lies in how they address behaviour versus trauma and emotional healing. This article addresses how care plans differ in Emotional Behavioural Difficulties EBD versus therapeutic homes. Core difference EBD home care plans prioritise behavioural management, stabilisation and social functioning, while therapeutic home care plans emphasise

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Do I need Planning Permission for Ofsted regulated Supported Accommodation?

Is it a requirement by Ofsted to have a planning permission before setting up Supported Accommodation for young people aged for 16–17 years? The simple answer is No. The Supported Accommodation (England) Regulations 2023 do not themselves require planning permission for registration. The Regulations set quality and management requirements (including the accommodation standard and annual location assessments), but do not mention planning law. Ofsted’s registration guidance (SC1) requires you to confirm that each premise can

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Registering a children’s Home: Tips on how to get it right.

By Godfrey Mushandu Registering a children’s home in England is a complex process that requires careful planning and compliance with Ofsted regulations. To help you navigate the process successfully we will discuss some top tips of how to register a children’s home: 1. Understand the Legal Requirements 🔹 Key Documents to Study: 2. Prepare Your Registration Application Thoroughly Prepare a Comprehensive Statement of Purpose Your Statement of Purpose (SOP) is a critical document that outlines

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