Adel Beck is a Leeds City Council secure children’s home providing both youth justice and welfare placements, with education on site. Ofsted’s January 2026 full inspection rated the home good overall and its health provision outstanding.
The June 2026 assurance inspection found no serious or widespread concerns about children’s care or protection. Inspectors described supportive relationships and individual work helping children understand risks and prepare for moving on. Recommendations remained about maintaining teaching during staff absences and tracking educational progress.
Visiting and keeping in touch
Contact the home before travelling to agree a visit and confirm identification, accessibility, interpreter needs and what you may bring.
You can raise concerns with the home’s manager or ask an advocate to help. The linked council children’s social care complaints route explains how to make a formal complaint and request a review.
Full inspections cover care, education and health. CQC inspectors help Ofsted assess healthcare, with findings included in the home’s report. How these inspections work.
The 30 June 2026 assurance inspection found no serious or widespread concerns about care or protection. Recommendations concerned continuity of teaching and monitoring educational progress.