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Every action assigned to you, across all your homes. Drag an action between groups, or tick it to mark it done.
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Invite people by email, set their role, and pick which of your care homes each of them can see. A member only sees the homes checked below; owners and admins see every home the organisation owns automatically. Everyone invited gets an email with a sign-in link.

Organisations

Every organisation on the platform. Create a new one with its account holder, or open one to manage its care homes and members exactly as its own owner would. Only platform admins can see this.
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Manage care homes

Add the homes your organisation manages by their Ofsted URN, then give each one a name so it reads clearly everywhere in the app instead of the URN. Added homes appear under "Our care homes" in the sidebar.

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Grades use latest grade per home. Clean history looks at each home's full inspection record (homes with 2 or more graded full inspections). Density uses ONS child population (0 to 17). Click a region for its local authorities.
How the sector is moving: full inspections month by month, last five years
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Inspector intelligence: who inspected, how often, and the grades they gave
Intelligence, not judgement. These patterns reflect the homes an inspector happened to visit, not their personal leniency or severity. Use them to prepare, not to predict an outcome. Inspectors with fewer than five graded full inspections are flagged as a small sample.

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Your watched Ofsted inspectors

Managers and Responsible Individuals: the homes they have been named at and how those homes were graded
Oversight, not a ranking. These are the people named on each report, and a grade belongs to the home and the whole staff team, not to one person. Read it as a picture of a portfolio, and remember a manager often inherits a home that was already struggling. People with fewer than five graded full inspections are flagged as a small sample. It is a record of reports, not of who is in post today: Ofsted publishes no live register of role holders, so a home is marked "still named" only when the person appears on the most recent report we hold for it.

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Your watched RIs and RMs

RIs and RMs: vacancies over time, and the strongest records by region
Two views of the people Ofsted names. Every report since 2017 names the responsible individual and the registered manager above the inspector line, and writes "post vacant" where there is nobody. That gives a vacancy rate no other source publishes, and a record for each person. Oversight, not a ranking: a grade belongs to the home and its whole staff team, never to one person.

Homes inspected with no registered manager in post

Up to four regions at once, so the lines stay apart. Deselect one to add another.

Strongest records by region

Track children's homes for new inspections, grades, and concerns
Find a home by its URN. Ofsted redacts most home names, so the URN (printed on every inspection report) is the reliable way to find a home. Where Ofsted does publish a name you can search by that too. Add homes to your watch list to keep their latest grades and inspection history to hand.

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Your watched care homes

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Answers come from Ofsted's Social care common inspection framework (SCCIF) for children's homes. It explains what the framework says. It does not predict how any home will be judged.

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