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It was judged good again. 0fsted has a legal duty to inspect all state schools, checking that children are safe, happy and get the education they need. i�*ve been speaking to people who, between them, run hundreds of schools across england. they share similar concerns about 0fsted. they told me the way inspections are carried out is too rigid and that one grade that is awarded at the end doesn�*t give parents the full picture of what�*s going on. this nottingham school is part of a group of 38 academies. the chief executive says 0fsted isn�*t taking account of the impact of the pandemi...

That will, of course, be something the government will be trying their best to avoid. that is not a figure they want to see, given that one of rishi sunak�*s key policies is to stop these boat crossings. but with that rwanda scheme still tied up in legal challenges with questions about where exactly asylum seekers would be would be detained under the government�*s new migration policy. lots of questions about how that number will be avoided and when these schemes will be operating. school bosses who run more than 200 academies in england, say 0fsted must rethink how it carries out their in...

For things that are becoming increasingly challenging for any school to deliver. 0fsted said it recognised the challenges schools face, adding there is a legitimate debate about how schools are graded. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. let�*s get the weather. following a wet march, plenty of dry weather and sunshine too. sunny sunshine in pembroke show captured by a weather watcher and in derbyshire, a lot more than to come as we head through the next few days, it�*s dry and fine for most, particularly away from the farther north and west, while? because high pressure is dominating. it the south...

We'd worked so hard to create, i described it at the time, it was literally like watching sand drift through your fingers. you know, all of that stuff that you built and you'd done... and you can't you can't hold on to it. it's very difficult to hold on to. you know, when you're in the 0fsted window, when you're waiting for 0fsted to come, the feeling is constantly one of fear, of, "they're going to find out that i'm not doing a very good job," or "they're going to say that i'm not doing a very good job". and so you spend all of your time worrying about it. then the inspection happens and the ...

But 0fsted rejected this. the groups also called for a formal inquiry into caversham primary�*s report. 0ne head teacher decided to take more direct action. 0fsted protester head says she'll refuse entry to school inspectors tomorrow following the suicide of a fellow head teacher. ruth perry took her own life ahead of the publication of a critical 0fsted report. inspectors were eventually allowed in and the protest called off. some parents, friends and former colleagues said change might be necessary. now, i absolutely feel that there needs to be regulation in schools just like any other sec...