![Ofsted [logo]](/sites/all/themes/ofsted/images/content/logo.gif){kind=logo}
- Increased Flexibility Programme at Key Stage 4: interim report
- The Key Stage 4 curriculum: Increased Flexibility, Work-related Learning and Young Apprenticeship Programmes
- Chief Inspector makes speech on vocational education to annual conference of Association of Colleges
- Creative partnerships stimulate creativity in pupils
- Collaboration is the key for 14-19 year olds
Skip to content
Resources
More like this
A showcase of good practice across providers that Ofsted inspects or regulates
Increased Flexibility Programme at Key Stage 4: the first two years
13 Jun 2005
Ref: 2361
The Increased Flexibility Programme (IFP) supports partnerships of schools, further education colleges and providers of work-based learning in efforts to improve opportunities for vocational learning for 14-16 year olds, and to extend participation in education and training post-16. Partnerships now involve half the secondary schools and three quarters of the FE colleges in England. This report evaluates the progress of the IFP during its first two years, building on an interim report published in 2004.
Available downloads
| File name | File type | File size |
|---|---|---|
| pdf Increased flexibility programme at Key Stage 4 (PDF format).pdf | 205.06 KB | |
| word Increased flexibility programme at Key Stage 4 (Word format).doc | word | 237.00 KB |
Reports are presented in either AdobePDF or Microsoft® Word format.
Download the Adobe Reader software directly from Adobe.
Download the Word View software directly from Microsoft.
BrowseAloud will read out the text of a webpage and visually highlight words as they are spoken.
Download BrowseAloud© Ofsted 2011. All Rights reserved