...be by this coming September. Some schools are further along their curriculum journey than others. We’ve listened to those concerns. So, we’ll be extending the transition period from one to...
...the probability that 2 different inspection teams would return the same judgement on each aspect, if each inspection consisted of asking a standard list of questions, each to be answered...
...short films about Ofsted myths. The research indicated that more senior leaders than classroom teachers had used each of the methods listed in the survey. Nearly two-fifths (39%) had taken...
...itself in patchy attendance, disruptive behaviour, difficult relationships with peers and poor attainment. But this is not an exhaustive list. Let’s face it, if you are sofa-surfing to avoid a...
...accountability system, will usually try and close loopholes. An example of this was the removal of the ECDL from the list of approved qualifications. The ECDL no longer counts towards...
...to improve identified weaknesses and will list improvements that still need to be made. Why are we proposing the changes? We know that learners, employers and the public are all...
...curriculum development further down their list of priorities. However, this is a concern at both primary and secondary level. Leaders at 11 of the 14 primary schools we visited said...
...the setting, for example during a period of annual leave. This isn’t an exhaustive list, but it does cover some of those most frequently asked questions. ...
...Some providers continue to promote outdated approaches to teaching which are no-longer considered effective practice. We also found that in some providers, leaders lacked oversight of the mentoring arrangements. This...