The report finds children in the area are 'not receiving effective support, protection and care'.
An inspection was carried out in JulyAn inspection was carried out between 11 and 13 July6 minutes ago
An inspection was carried out between 11 and 13 July and the report found children in the area were "not receiving effective support, protection and care".Chairman of the council, councillor Robert Francis, said he offered his "apologies on behalf of the council" and "fully accepts Ofsted's findings and recognises that not enough has been done".
"Appropriate professional standards for information sharing and confidentiality are not always understood or applied. New case management software has also been introduced and will be in place within the next 12 months.Mr Francis said: "These services have a substantial impact on the lives of Scilly’s children and their families and we are determined to make improvements as a matter of urgency."
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