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2019 Ofsted inspection framework: what it means for your school
A revised Ofsted inspection framework came into force in September 2019. Read on to find out what your school needs to do under this current framework, how to assess your curriculum's 'intent, implementation and impact', and understand how inspectors will judge behaviour in your school.
Contents
- The impact of COVID-19
- A sharper focus on curriculum with the 'quality of education' measure
- Intent, implementation and impact
- How will your school be accountable for your curriculum quality?
- 'Behaviour and attitudes' moves away from 'personal development'
- Other changes: internal data ignored and longer section 8 inspections
- What you can do now
- 2019 Ofsted inspection framework: summary of changes
- How Ofsted inspects 'behaviour and attitudes'
- How Ofsted inspects governance
- How Ofsted inspects 'leadership and management' Updated
- How Ofsted inspects 'personal development'
- How Ofsted inspects 'quality of education'
- How Ofsted inspects SEND provision
- How Ofsted judges 'overall effectiveness'
- How Ofsted will assess RSE (primary)
- Ofsted changes for September 2021: summary Updated
- Ofsted inspection: pupil premium spending
- Ofsted inspection: role of link governors
- Ofsted inspection: safeguarding
- Ofsted: latest updates
- Section 48 inspections
- Section 8 inspections for 'good' and 'outstanding' schools
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