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Can Ofsted cease to be part of the problem?
You can’t really expect school leaders to fall in love with Ofsted. However, if we work together...
29 September 2017
‘The fairy tale of the short Ofsted inspection is unlikely to have a happy ending’
The proposed ‘good-ish’ Ofsted judgement will be seen as a mark of decline – it will damage schools, warns Nick Brook
21 September 2017
‘Judging a school’s achievements on Thursday’s GCSE results alone would be unjust’
National examinations will never be able to capture all aspects of a pupil’s progress or all the different ways in which a school contributes to pupil progress, writes one heads’ leader
22 August 2017
‘Ofsted is as stressful as it can get for teachers. Is that stress level about to be dialled up?’
Recent proposals that would change how Ofsted inspects schools risk increasing the pressure felt by those being assessed
20 June 2017
‘Ministers know that the assessment framework for KS2 writing doesn’t work. So why are we still using it?’
It’s time we got rid of the flawed assessment framework around KS2 writing Sats – and we need it to happen now, not next year, writes one heads’ leader
5 June 2017
At last, there’s hope for primary assessment
After the chaos of last year, the government seems to have listened to teachers’ protests – so maybe we can now build a system that we can all have faith in
28 April 2017