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ASCL comment on Ofsted inspections during industrial action
Geoff Barton, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders responded to news that Ofsted will not be keep reading
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Academies & MATs
Ofsted sing praises of the Westleigh Way
The Westleigh School has been praised for their dedication to providing life-enhancing education after being judged as ‘good’ in all keep reading
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ASCL comment on scrapping of Schools Bill
Julie McCulloch, director of policy at the Association of School and College Leaders, responded to the decision to scrap the keep reading
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Improving outcomes for children and young people with SEND
Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission (CQC) have today launched a new joint framework for inspecting provision for children and keep reading
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ASCL comment on Ofsted’s reinspection of ‘outstanding’ schools
Geoff Barton responds to Ofsted’s commentary on inspection outcomes for previously exempt ‘outstanding’ schools reinspected in 2021/22 Geoff Barton, generalsecretary keep reading
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Early education is vital for children born in lockdown
Ofsted has published the first of a series of reviews on early years education The review underpins the inspectorate’s new keep reading
Leadership
Listening – why it matters and how to do it
Simon Hepburn, of Marketing Advice for Schools, explains how your school can become a better listener Schools can be difficult places keep reading
Leadership
Maximising your apprenticeship levy – apprenticeships for schools
Ixion, a national, not-for-profit, Ofsted ‘outstanding’ training provider of skills and education, discusses how to maximise your apprenticeship levy We’ve keep reading
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Acorn Park School in Norfolk rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted after 18 month transformation
School leaders, staff, pupils and parents at Acorn Park School in Banham, Norfolk are celebrating rising up the Ofsted rankings after the keep reading
Leadership
Report find English pupils reluctant to return to classroom post-lockdown
Ofsted found online lessons affected some children’s view of the need to be in class, leading to high absence rates keep reading