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Inspecting independent schools 2012: seminar presentation
19 Jul 2012
These are the slides used at annual independent schools seminars held in Birmingham, Bristol, London and Manchester in June 2012 on future developments for inspecting non-association independent schools. Please open in 'slideshow' view for best results.
The DfE confirmed on 17 July 2012 that the independent schools regulations will be revised from 1 January 2013: the slideshow has been updated to reflect that.
You can also see responses to questions raised either when delegates booked their places, or during or after the seminars.
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| File name | File type | File size |
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| ppt Inspecting independent schools 2012 - seminar presentation.ppt | ppt | 1.15 MB |
| pdf Inspecting independent schools 2012 - seminar presentation.pdf | 486.25 KB | |
| word Inspecting independent schools 2012 - seminar Q and A.doc | word | 248.50 KB |
| pdf Inspecting independent schools 2012 - seminar Q and A.pdf | 159.57 KB |
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