...how young people considering apprenticeships can be helped into viable careers in growth industries. Given the importance of apprenticeships, it is encouraging to note that we are seeing a gradual...
...plans to support prisoners with LDD. Most also informed relevant staff about prisoners’ additional needs. For instance, one manager told us about plans to appoint LDD champions who will train...
...made since the last inspection. I spend most of my time in classes, talking to learners in communal areas and in meetings, and looking at their work. Getting the learners’...
...as well as to schools making decisions that are not always in children’s best interests. That’s why our shift in focus, away from mere numbers to how children are getting...
..."They have attempted to bring together several phonic schemes that do not match. This leads to inconsistencies from class to class." "Pupils’ reading books are not always well matched to...
...inspection at Ambassadors High School in early 2017 but found that the school would not meet the Independent School Standards. We visited again in 2018 and found the address no...
...fallen from 100% in August 2020, to 94% in April 2023, we have seen many common strengths in those inspected so far. Good practice In the providers we inspected, we...
...groups. For instance, 29% went to an unknown destination in year 9 to 10 versus 51% in year 10 to 11. This may be a sign that in the younger...
...new education inspection framework. Especially those of you who supported our pilot inspection programme and individually and collectively took the time to respond to our consultation. Your views really are...
...complex tasks in their working memory. Novices need more help to gradually build their schemata on a topic and to link it to others. Expertise here is not primarily about...