Research and analysis

Encouraging esteem through enriched experiences

Ofsted good practice example showing how Compass Children’s Services has improved the education of children looked after within the service.

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Ofsted
Published
21 January 2014

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Compass Children’s Services is an independent fostering agency. This example explains how the provision of experiential education is proving to be highly effective. Experiential educators are Compass foster carers with a particular skill or interest in education, trained and supported by the fostering agency to provide educational experiences and activities.

Published 21 January 2014