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Introduction to the New School Inspection Framework - Making a judgement on achievement
08 Dec 2011
Ofsted hosted a series of dissemination events for school leaders to get a clear understanding of how the new inspection arrangements will work. The following video provides highlights of what was presented and could be a useful tool for any internal training for those schools preparing for inspection under the new framework. This video specifically looks at making a judgement on behaviour and safety.
For more details on the framework please go to The framework for school inspection from January 2012.
We are currently consulting on proposals for amended inspection arrangements for maintained schools and academies, further education and skills and initial teacher education from September 2012, and welcome your views. To find out more about the consultation go to A good education for all.
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| File name | File type | File size |
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| mp4 Introduction to the New Inspection Framework Making a judgement on achievement.mp4 | mp4 | 16.59 MB |
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