Salford children's home criticised over missing children
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 06:43 · Archive
Ofsted inspectors have criticised a Salford children's home for failing to look for missing children.
Ofsted inspectors have criticised a Salford children's home following a recent inspection. The home, once rated as 'outstanding', was found to have serious and widespread failures in its care.
Inspectors said staff were not sufficiently vigilant and did not always look for children when they went missing from the home.

How it is being reported
- 'Serious and widespread failures' at Salford children's home once rated 'outstanding'Staff were criticised for 'not being vigilant' and not always looking for kids when they went missing from the home.Manchester Evening News · 8 Oct, 06:16
- Home 'failed to look for missing children'The Salford children's home is criticised by Ofsted inspectors after a recent inspection.BBC Manchester · 7 Oct, 06:36
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