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From today, 'good' is the minimum standard Ofsted expects from schools
03 Sep 2012
From today all schools inspected by Ofsted must, at a minimum, be judged as ‘good’ to be good enough for our children.
The revised inspection arrangements follow a comprehensive consultation ‘A Good Education For All’ which received more than five thousand responses from teachers, headteachers, parents, carers and governors. Respondees agreed that children deserve the best education possible and as a result Ofsted has introduced inspection arrangements that challenge the education system to do better.
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- Responses to Ofsted's consultation 'A good education for all'
- A good education for all - key changes for schools
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From today, 'good' is the minimum standard Ofsted expects from schools
03 Sep 2012
From today all schools inspected by Ofsted must, at a minimum, be judged as ‘good’ to be good enough for our children. The revised inspection arrangements follow a comprehensive consultation ‘A Good Education For All’ which received more than five thousand responses from teachers, headteachers, parents, carers and governors.
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