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2019 Ofsted inspection framework: what it means for your school
Ofsted inspection is changing from September 2019: you've read the headlines, now find out what to do.
Contents
- A sharper focus on curriculum with the 'quality of education' measure
- What is a 'broad and balanced curriculum'?
- 'Behaviour and attitudes' moves away from 'personal development'
- Other proposals: internal data ignored and longer section 8 inspections
- What you can do now
Also in this topic: The inspection framework
- How Ofsted inspects 'behaviour and attitudes' New
- How Ofsted inspects 'leadership and management' New
- How Ofsted inspects 'personal development' New
- How Ofsted inspects 'quality of education' New
- How Ofsted judges 'overall effectiveness' Updated
- Ofsted 2019: how governance will be inspected
- Ofsted inspection: frequency
- Ofsted inspection: link governors
- Ofsted inspection: pupil premium spending
- Ofsted inspection: safeguarding
- Ofsted inspection: SEN provision
- Ofsted: latest updates
- Section 48 inspections: guidance
- Short inspections for 'good' schools
- What’s changing in the new Ofsted framework?
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