The systems for checking the suitability of staff who work in daycare settings are good

21 June 2006

An evaluation of procedures for checking staff appointed by schools and other education and care providers just published by Ofsted has found that the systems for checking the suitability of staff who work in daycare settings are good.

An evaluation of procedures for checking staff appointed by schools and other education and care providers just published by Ofsted has found that the systems for checking the suitability of staff who work in daycare settings are good.

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