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Ofsted report reveals the secrets to a successful journey out of special measures
13 Jun 2008
Strong leadership, self-knowledge and a strong school identity are key to a successful journey out of special measures, according to Ofsted's new report, 'Sustaining Improvement: the journey from special measures'.
This report draws on the results of visits over the last year by inspectors to 14 formerly inadequate schools which had made particularly successful journeys out of special measures. It aims to inspire those schools currently in special measures, and encourage all schools that are trying to improve. The report highlights case studies from schools which have embraced the need for change and are now classed as good or outstanding.
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