Sentences with phrase «inspectors visits a school»

The critical question is whether inspectors visiting the school are able to gather and summarize information about school quality that is not already publicly available.

Inspectors visited both schools in November last year under instruction from Education Secretary Nicky Morgan to find out if they were correctly promoting British values.

Head teachers have attacked the idea of Ofsted inspectors visiting schools in England without any warning.

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«Since January 2016 my inspectors have visited numerous establishments that they believe should be registered as schools.

I was too grateful for the traffic lights the «system» had installed on the corners of the busy streets my son had to navigate on his way to school, and for the school crossing guards the city government had hired to make his daily journey less dangerous, and for the fire inspectors who regularly visited his school to check for hazards, and so on.

The EFA report into Oldknow school will say that staff informed inspectors that they had been instructed to add Christianity to the learning schedule because of the visit.

Ofsted's report was informed by inspectors» visits to 228 nurseries, schools and colleges where they carried out 345 detailed case studies.

Teams of health and building inspectors are visiting every pre-K C.B.O. in the next week before school starts, the official said.

In one visit to Franklin D. Roosevelt High School in Brooklyn inspectors found 130 flies present.

This may involve scripted teaching materials, monitoring of the time teachers devote to each task, and regular visits by master teachers or school inspectors.

Inspectors arrive at the school on very short notice (maximum of two to three days), which should limit schools» ability to make last - minute preparations for the visit.

During the onsite visit, inspectors collect qualitative evidence on performance and practices at the school.

In a report, the union called for Ofsted inspectors to report on the state of the library in each school they visit.

We are sympathetic to the procedure once prevalent in England: schools were assessed by individuals or groups — dubbed «inspectors» — that came to visit the campus for a few days, looked widely and listened carefully, and wrote up their impressions and recommendations.

In an initial review of how the department administered funds under the emergency federal aid approved by Congress, the inspectors found that department officials visited affected areas and reviewed all available data to verify whether a particular school district was entitled to the federal money, the report says.

Finally — and many would say most importantly — Her Majesty's inspectors (based in a free - standing agency) constantly visit schools, appraising their performance on multiple indicators (not just test scores), giving them detailed feedback on what they need to do differently, and making all of that public.

The inspectors are gathering evidence on their visits that could be used for the first prosecution of an illegal school.

Ofsted says it is now working with regional schools commissioners to «understand when» the schools are likely to become academies and consider whether its inspectors ought to «carry out monitoring visits in the meantime».

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Inspectors carried out monitoring visits at 16 schools, and full inspections at the five schools branded inadequate.

An Ofsted spokesperson said: «We can confirm that Ofsted HM Inspectors have begun an inspection visit to St Stephen's Primary School today.

In one «deeply troubling case», Ofsted says inspectors had to return for a fifth visit to Bordesley independent school in Birmingham, which inspectors now believe has closed.

After visiting the schools, inspectors decided to fully re-inspect five and review their Ofsted ratings.

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Russell Hobby, general secretary of school leaders» union the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT), said: «Parents usually know more about how good their school is than an inspector does after a day's visit.

The results of these tests will really matter to schools because they will be scrutinised by Ofsted when inspectors visit.

It follows a report warning that Welsh pupils» number abilities are «at best average» at over half the schools inspectors visited last year.

Education watchdog Ofsted said it was concerned about 17 of 28 schools in the county visited by inspectors during snap visits in March.

Inspectors visited Plymouth Studio School in March and found students regularly missing lessons, poor leadership and poor exam results.

It will mean good schools will be inspected more often, but there will be shorter visits from inspectors.

Inspectors began their visit on May 12, just three days after Perry Beeches executive principal Liam Nolan told the Birmingham Mail that he could «really see a difference that free schools are making» to an «otherwise disastrous picture of education» in Birmingham.

Inspectors visit all free schools once every three years, whether flagged for violations or not.

The inspectors said achievement in science was either good or outstanding in just over two thirds of the schools visited.

In a speech last month, Sir Michael Wilshaw said routine inspections of the majority of England's schools - those rated as «good» - would be ditched in favour of short visits from one inspector every two to three years.

After a two - day visit in November, Ofsted inspectors rated the school, which is currently advertising for a new head teacher, inadequate in all areas.

After the so - called Trojan Horse allegations in Birmingham, there were proposals for inspectors to visit schools without warning.

Far from it, we took inspectors to visit our hair and beauty and motor mechanics provision, as well as our link alternative provision and learning support area, because we are deeply proud of all these aspects of our school.

Pupils in the schools visited «studied a considerable amount of British history» - although this was often English rather than wider British history, inspectors noted.

The Estyn report - Literacy in key stage 3 - is based on inspectors» visits to a sample of 21 secondary schools and completed questionnaires from more than 50 secondary schools.

At the seminar, Hall said the notice period allowed inspectors to «canvass for as many parents and carers as possible in your local area, not to be hand - picked, to have a real representation at face - to - face meetings and school visits».

Liberal Democrat education spokesperson John Pugh will propose new rules for inspections requiring inspectors to agree both the outcome and recommendations from their visits with schools or offer them a right to respond in the text of the reports themselves.

Inspectors will look at a wide range of evidence to reach a judgement on the standards of behaviour in the school during the visit.

Christine Quinn, the executive principal of Ninestiles academy, in Acocks Green, confirmed that Ofsted inspectors commissioned by the education secretary, Michael Gove, had visited the school before the Easter break.

This could be accomplished through the use of teams of independent, professional inspectors to visit schools and report on school performance using a wide range of indicators of school performance.12 Ladd, H. F., & Fiske, E. B. (2016).

Last term 35 % of special schools visited by Ofsted inspectors received an «outstanding» grade.

In this «focused inspection», inspectors visited seven academies and there were discussions by telephone with a further 18 schools.

Inspectors will visit early years settings, schools and further education colleges to see how they are helping to meet the local area's responsibilities.

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