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Schedule for the release of official statistics
09 May 2013
Ref: 20100010
This document was updated in May 2013.
This document announces the planned schedule for the release of official statistics by Ofsted for the period up to March 2014. In line with the Official Statistics Code of Practice, the month of release is indicated. The precise date will be added nearer the time and at least one month in advance of publication.
Please note that while we make every effort to adhere to this schedule, on occasion it may be necessary to change a scheduled release date for operational purposes. If this happens, we will give as much prior notice as possible on the web site.
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