...number and proportion of pupils that leave? And what is an ‘exceptional’ level of movement? We used pupil-level data from the Department for Education’s school census and tracked pupils that...
...and training and the effectiveness of leadership and management, so that we’re focusing on the things that matter most to ECTs and NPQ participants. Inspections will begin in summer 2022...
...graded, the results will reflect the curriculum choices, planning, teaching, learning and sheer hard work of pupils and their teachers across the land. They will be a source of pride...
...us. We know that short inspections are generally popular with headteachers and other school leaders. They are collaborative experiences, encouraging constructive discussions between inspectors and school leaders. And they’re not...
...an enjoyment of learning that will last a lifetime. It’s been said that the performance of the school, in terms of exam and test results, will predict its Ofsted rating....
On a four-day further education and skills inspection there’s a lot of evidence to collect and many people to speak with when reaching an accurate judgement. These are intensive days...
...and a community shattered. Since 2014 knife crime has increased by 22% across England and Wales and by 36.7% across London. The Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) statistics...
...videos and workshop materials for schools and further education and skills based around the EIF and the curriculum. Please make good use of them. There’s already a wealth of other...
...key stage 2 (KS2). This was highlighted in Jamie Pembroke’s recent SigPlus blog. These three sources of information are, it appears, providing three different definitions of a low, middle and...
...all assessment is to ensure that teaching and learning are working well and that children are benefiting from a deep and rich education. Bear that in mind and none of...