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Children's rights: Total (13)

The children's rights section includes reports from the Children's Rights Director and any other Ofsted publications that relate to children's rights. Children's Rights Director reports that were published by the Commission for Social Care Inspection can be found in the archive.

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Care and prejudice

This report is about a survey of 362 children from children’s homes and foster care across the country. The report highlights the views and experiences of children living in care and the prejudices they face as a result of being in care.

  • 04 Aug 2009
  • Ref 080279
  • Ofsted

Children on bullying

Children and young people living away from home or using social care services were invited to talk about their experiences of bullying.

The report gives children's views on what bullying is and what to do about it. There are both worrying messages and hopeful signs among the varied responses.

  • 14 Feb 2008
  • Ref 070193
  • Ofsted

Children on care standards

The Children's Rights Director is often asked by the Government to find out children's views about ideas or changes that are being proposed in children's social care. This report gives views on the new rules about looking after children in social care settings.

  • 13 Dec 2007
  • Ref 070140
  • Ofsted

Children's care monitor 2009

Children on the state of social care in England reported by the Children’s Rights Director for England.

  • 03 Dec 2009
  • Ref 080280
  • Ofsted

Children's messages on care

A booklet of summaries of recent reports published by the Children's Rights Director. The reports give the views of children living away from home or receiving social care services.

  • 21 Nov 2007
  • Ref 070141
  • Ofsted

Children's messages to the Minister

A report of children's contributions to the 2009 ministerial stocktake of care, by the Children's Rights Director for England.

  • 16 Nov 2009
  • Ref 090117
  • Ofsted

Children’s experience of private fostering

The Children's Rights Director reported the views of children who were living with private foster parents in 2005. This new report is a follow-up, small-scale survey to check with privately fostered children how the Government's rules and regulations about private fostering are working out for them. Overall, the children reported improvements in private fostering, although there is still wide variability and incomplete implementation of the new legal requirements.

  • 30 Sep 2008
  • Ref 070209
  • Ofsted

Keeping in touch

A report of children’s experience by the Children’s Rights Director for England.

We asked 370 children in care, through a survey and discussion groups, for their views about keeping in touch – and losing contact – with their families and friends while in care.

  • 17 Dec 2009
  • Ref 080275
  • Ofsted

Life in children's homes

We used two different ways of asking children and young people for their views about life in children’s homes. First, we invited children in different children’s homes across the country to fill in a web survey about their experiences. We asked them to write their own views and ideas without us suggesting any possible answers to them. Second, we visited a number of children’s homes held a discussion with the children and young people.

  • 07 Apr 2009
  • Ref 080244
  • Ofsted

Life in residential further education

We asked for students’ views by using a secure web survey about their experiences of living in college. We invited residential students from different colleges across the country to fill in the survey for us. We picked the colleges at random from a national list of residential colleges. Altogether, we received survey responses from 149 students from 14 different residential further education colleges.

  • 07 Apr 2009
  • Ref 080251
  • Ofsted