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Campion Place

Regulation 44 visit, 8 September 2026

Draft, not submittedUnannouncedSCCIF (children's homes), April 2026

Opinion

The two questions Regulation 44 asks. Your words, in your own voice — this is the part of the report that carries your judgement.

Are children effectively safeguarded?

What you saw, what you read, and what children and staff told you.

Does the conduct of the home promote children's wellbeing?

Not whether the paperwork is in order — whether the children are doing well.

Findings

Every finding records what you looked at, what you found, and why it matters. That shape is what makes a report analytical rather than descriptive, and comparable across visits.

  • Physical intervention and restraint

    Strength
    Looked at
    All physical intervention records since the last visit; debrief forms.
    Found
    All records include a debrief with the child within 24 hours.
    Why it matters
    Supports the standard; no action required.

  • Missing from home episodes

    Strength
    Looked at
    Missing episode log; return-home interview records; police notifications.
    Found
    Return-home interviews offered and recorded for every episode.
    Why it matters
    Supports the standard; no action required.

  • Complaints

    Strength
    Looked at
    Complaints log and responses.
    Found
    Complaints responded to within policy timescale; outcomes explained to children.
    Why it matters
    Supports the standard; no action required.

Add a finding

Which records, which people, which rooms.

The impact on children, or the risk if nothing changes. Not what the policy requires.

The visit

Spoke with BS and with staff GB. Sampled the case files of BS. Reviewed 8 areas: physical intervention and restraint, missing from home episodes, complaints, sanctions and consequences, regulation 40 notifications, children's views, family time and contact, safeguarding concerns and referrals.