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Changes to independent school inspection - Ofsted consultation
24 Jan 2012
Ofsted today launched a consultation for its inspection of all ‘non-association’ independent schools in England. Changes proposed for September 2012 are intended to raise expectations for further improvement in the performance of these schools, for the benefit of children, parents and carers.
Inspection reports will provide a clear assessment of how children are doing in the context of their age and ability. They will be based on observations of work, taking into account starting points and a school’s record of pupil progress.
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Changes to independent school inspection - Ofsted consultation
24 Jan 2012
Ofsted has launched a consultation for its inspection of all ‘non-association’ independent schools* in England. Changes proposed for September 2012 are intended to raise expectations for further improvement in the performance of these schools, for the benefit of children, parents and carers.
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