Ofsted and Accreditation - Clifton Children’s House

MEAB accreditation provides an effective way of demonstrating to parents, Ofsted, local authorities and staff that the school is committed to on-going self-appraisal and quality improvement as well as following the Montessori principles.

School Accreditation
What does MEAB accreditation mean?
For Parents
The knowledge that an accredited school:

fulfils the criteria of high quality Montessori provision
is expected to meet national regulatory standards
demonstrates effective links with parents.

For Children
Accreditation is awarded to schools that:

trust and respect a child’s need to learn through freedom of choice
have a prepared learning environment that supports a child’s natural path of development
acknowledge each child’s individuality within the context of their own family.

To view the latest Montessori School Accreditation report, click here

Ofsted Report: To view the latest OFSTED report, click here

What our Parents say

P has thrived at the school through learning to interact with others including sharing, team work, cooperation in collaborative activities, and perseverance in independent activities.

Mr D.T.

L has gained so much in this rich environment. He has learned to consider others, share, be very polite, work as a team, and has developed so many interests in the world around him. The calming environment has been very beneficial for him.

Ms A.A.

B has been able to mature and develop within a safe and supportive environment. He has been exposed to an incredibly varied array of activities and has has unbridled ability to ask questions in the knowledge that they will be answered. He has benefited hugely from the enormous number of learning opportunities that he has been afforded at CCH and his next school will struggle to match this rich environment.

Ms S.G.