Ofsted chief unveils new blueprint for inspecting good and outstanding schools
 

Ofsted’s Chief Inspector has today (Friday) proposed a new way of inspecting the great majority of schools in England.
In a keynote speech to the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) conference, Sir Michael Wilshaw argued that those schools currently judged good by Ofsted (60 per cent) should no longer be subject to full routine inspections in the way they are now.


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