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Monitoring inspections of schools with a notice to improve
24 Dec 2012
Ref: 090277
This document was updated in December 2012.
This guidance sets out the judgements that inspectors make and report on during monitoring inspections of schools with a notice to improve. Schools can use the guidance to see how inspections are conducted and judgements made. They may find it helpful when evaluating their own performance.
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