Education Scotland has responsibility for evaluating the quality of pre-school education, all schools, teacher education, community learning and development, further education and local authorities. They also publish reports about services for children and evaluate child protection services.
The Care Inspectorate regulates all social care services in Scotland. Care services include care homes, childminders, day care for adults and children, support services, care at home, fostering and adoption services, secure and offender accommodation services. Click on the web link below to read about standards that they follow.
Click on this link below to access our latest Care Inspectorate report:
Duty of candour means that services must take specific steps to carry out their duty of candour when a serious adverse event happens. They will need to let the people affected know, offer to meet with them, and apologise. This is an important part of being open with people who experience care, and also learning from things that go wrong.
Please find Beanstalk Duty of Candour Reports below:
Duty of Candour Report Beanstalk FNC 19-20
Duty of Candour Report Beanstalk FNC 20-21
Duty of Candour Report Beanstalk FNC 21-22
