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Welsh secondaries’ struggles to recruit teachers are ‘impacting the quality of education’, finds schools inspectorate’s annual report

Ofsted’s proposed reforms fall woefully short of the sea change needed when it comes to inclusion, argue Baroness Longfield and Jonny Uttley

Teacher Tapp polling for ÌÇÐÄVlog reveals that six in ten senior leaders believe Ofsted is proposing to inspect too many areas in its report card plans

After announcing that it is scrapping subject deep dives, the watchdog says they posed challenges in some schools

The inspection system wasn’t perfect, argues former inspector Mark Enser, but are we running the risk of introducing something worse?

The Department for Education has released the names of 20 advisers working in new Regional Improvement for Standards and Excellence (RISE) teams

In an interview with ÌÇÐÄVlog, Ofsted’s chief inspector says the watchdog’s plans will provide a fairer approach to school inspections

Ofsted has set out its plans for new inspections launching in November this year. Here are the key areas inspectors will judge schools on

The new school report cards will launch in November, with plans to scrap ungraded inspections and subject deep dives

Progress 8 needs to be succeeded by a more nuanced measure reminiscent of the Families of Schools data from the London Challenge, says headteacher Andrew O’Neill

Chartered College of Teaching boss says the independent school sector has ‘a lot to teach the state sector’ in how to help pupils ‘flourish’

A new school validation process on the Isle of Man uses self-evaluation. Might it be a basis for the MAT inspections Ofsted has pledged to introduce in England?