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Protocol between Ofsted and the approved independent overseas inspection providers for British schools overseas
06 Aug 2012
Ref: 100254
This document was updated in August 2012.
Protocol for Ofsted’s communication and working arrangements with the approved independent overseas inspection providers for British schools overseas.
This protocol has been agreed by Ofsted, the Department for Education and the following independent overseas inspection providers: Cambridge Education; CfBT Education Trust; G2G Education Ltd; Independent Schools Inspectorate; Penta International; and Tribal Education Ltd.
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