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Action Planning for School Improvement: Guidance for Schools and LEAs
03 May 2001
All schools have to prepare an action plan following a Section 10 inspection. An inspection will identify the school’s strengths and weaknesses. The weaknesses must be addressed if the school is to improve the quality of education it provides for its pupils. The main areas that need to be improved are organised in the inspection report under the heading what the school should do to improve further? These are the key issues for action. The action plan sets out how the school will address these issues.
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| pdf Action Planning for School Improvement - Schools and LEAs (PDF format).pdf | 168.65 KB |
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