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Secure children’s home

Clayfields House Secure Unit

A Nottinghamshire County Council home in Stapleford providing youth justice and welfare placements.

Information checked 21 September 2026

Latest full inspection

Requires improvement to be good

Ofsted overall rating. Inspection dates: 5 to 7 August 2025.

Read the full inspection report · All inspection and monitoring reports

Contact and location

Address
18 to 20 Moorbridge Lane, Stapleford, Nottingham
NG9 8GU
Telephone
0115 917 0010

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About the home

Clayfields House is Nottinghamshire County Council’s secure children’s home in Stapleford, taking children through youth justice and welfare routes. The January 2026 report describes accommodation for children aged 10 to 17, with on site education and health support.

The January 2026 assurance inspection found no serious or widespread concerns about care or protection. Children reported feeling safe and able to talk to staff, and inspectors noted better cooperation between care and health teams. They also found weaknesses in recording and oversight of restrictive practices. The last full inspection, in August 2025, had rated the home requires improvement; an assurance inspection does not replace that overall judgement.

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.

Independent advocacy is available. Ask the home, social worker or independent reviewing officer for direct contact details.

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.

Assurance inspection · Published 7 February 2026

Assurance inspection

The 6 to 8 January 2026 assurance inspection found no serious or widespread care or protection concerns. Inspectors noted better health and care cooperation but weaknesses in recording restrictive practices.

Previous reports (40)

All inspection reports and previous reports

Official information and further reading