This week on the Tes News podcast, the team discuss two exclusive stories that put Ofsted inspectors’ experience and school complaints over inspection reports under the microscope.

There has been a sharp increase in the proportion of Ofsted school inspection reports that are changed following formal complaints from schools, new analysis of data has shown.

And four in 10 senior inspectors employed by Ofsted in the past three years have never been a headteacher, Tes can exclusively reveal.

Join Tes news reporter Matilda Martin, news editor Charlotte Santry and deputy news editor John Roberts as they dive into the big stories of the week, which are part of the latest revelations around how the gulf between Ofsted and school leaders is continuing to grow.

Ofsted news this week:

• Music curriculum hampered by lack of specialist teachers

• Many schools aren’t matching PE curriculum ‘ambition’

• Geography fieldwork opportunities ‘lacking’

Here’s what else schools need to know this week:

• ‘Urgent’ plan needed to repair teacher pay damage, Keegan told

• Families find school attendance rules ‘draconian’

• Act to stop TAs leaving schools amid cost-of-living rise, DfE told

• 174 schools now confirmed to have RAAC