Ofsted: 'Sole Arbiter of Quality'

Ofsted: 'Sole Arbiter of Quality'

Dr Sue Allingham reflects on the current regulatory circumstances in England, stating that 'Until we have an inspectorate that really understands early childhood education and care, then it is up to us to keep them informed.'

Visit www.thevoiceofearlychildhood.com to read Sue's full article.

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31 Elo 24min

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