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2019 Ofsted inspection framework: what it means for your school
Ofsted is consulting on its new inspection framework, which has put the curriculum in the spotlight. Find out what an Ofsted inspector will be looking for come September.
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 'on-site preparation time'
- What you can do now
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- Ofsted inspection: safeguarding
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- QuickRead: Short inspections
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