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Ofsted inspection: how is overall effectiveness judged?
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Find out about how Ofsted measures a school's overall effectiveness, and learn how grades for key areas are likely to affect the overall effectiveness grade.
Contents
- 1 Process for judging overall effectiveness
- 2 How do judgements for key areas affect overall effectiveness?
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