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Secure children’s home

Aldine House Secure Centre

A Sheffield City Council home providing welfare placements in Dore, with education and health support on site.

Information checked 21 September 2026

Latest full inspection

Good

Ofsted overall rating. Inspection dates: 14 to 16 July 2026.

Read the full inspection report · All inspection and monitoring reports

Contact and location

Address
75 Limb Lane, Dore, Sheffield
S17 3ES
Telephone
0114 262 1160

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About the home

Aldine House is Sheffield City Council’s secure children’s home in Dore. The July 2026 inspection describes welfare placements under section 25 of the Children Act 1989 for up to ten children aged 10 to 17, with education and health support on site. This differs from older descriptions of the home’s placement mix.

Ofsted rated children’s overall experiences good in July 2026. Inspectors highlighted positive relationships, individualised support and cooperation between care, health and education teams. Leadership required improvement; the home had lacked a registered manager since December 2025 and management oversight needed strengthening.

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.

Visiting information

Independent advocacy

An independent advocate helps a child make their views heard, understand their rights and raise concerns or complaints.

Coram Voice: 0808 800 5792; [email protected].

Contact the advocacy service

Make a complaint

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.

Complaints information

Inspection reports

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.

Full inspection · Published 27 August 2026

Full inspection

The 14 to 16 July 2026 full inspection rated overall experiences good and leadership requires improvement. Inspectors highlighted positive relationships while identifying weaknesses in management oversight.

Previous reports (38)

All inspection reports and previous reports

Official information and further reading