Inspectors to visit Island at end of April
Children’s services on the Isle of Man will be inspected by Ofsted at the end of this month.
Inspectors have been commissioned to visit the Island between 24 and 28 April.
They’ll focus on three areas – children in need of help and protection, children in care and care leavers and the impact of leadership on social work practice.
Manx Care says the findings of the inspection will assist with ‘ongoing continuous improvement’.
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