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Raising standards, improving lives: The Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills Strategic Plan 2011-2015
27 Sep 2011
Ref: 110001
Ofsted’s Strategic Plan sets out what we aim to achieve, how we will track our progress and how we will help improve outcomes for children and learners. Ofsted’s Strategic Plan 2011-15 builds on our work to deliver our Strategic Plan 2007-10 and focuses on what we need to do over the next four years to continue to raise standards and improve lives.
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| word Ofsted Strategic Plan 2011-15.doc | word | 669.50 KB |
| pdf Ofsted Strategic Plan 2011-15.pdf | 186.11 KB |
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