Thrive Under Short, Sharp Inspections

  • 1 in 4 ‘Good’ schools are downgraded under new short inspections, be sure it’s not you
  • Ensure your school and pupils are not “coasting”
  • Key strategies for robust, yet painless, preparation
  • A toolkit to maintain or exceed your ‘Good’ rating under proportionate inspections
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Description

The new challenge to schools from Ofsted

An in-depth look at how the inspections are being conducted

Discover what the change of chief inspector means for Ofsted visits

Clarify what the focus is

Understand what the possible outcomes are

Know how to prepare

 

Infuse your preparation with Ofsted know-how

First impressions: getting your website right (the first thing inspectors look at)

A key focus: demonstrating the breadth and balance of your curriculum

Data: providing the most up-to-date snapshot performance

Self-evaluation: know your priorities and areas of focus

Professional dialogue: utilise the discussions between heads and inspectors

Harnessing the ‘parent factor’: awareness and appreciation of their views

Next steps: use these inspections as a springboard to Outstanding

 

Practical ideas for ‘light touch’ inspections

  • Summary of key changes

  • A map of timelines

  • A checklist for preparation

  • Exemplar SEFs

  • How to spot the signs of decline

  • An action plan to implement after notification

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Additional information

Course Type

Leadership & Management, Ofsted / Outstanding

Job Title

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Key Stage

Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4