OfSTED Inspection Framework from January 2012

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NEW OfSTED INSPECTION
FRAMEWORK FROM
JANUARY 2012
Evaluation Schedule
Maria landy 10/10/2011
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Jan 2012
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Main changes
• Slimmer evaluation schedule
• Updated criteria to evaluate schools
• Increased focus on teaching, learning and
assessment
• More lesson observations often joint with
senior leaders
• Increased focus across the curriculum on
Reading, writing , spelling and
Mathematics
Maria landy 10/10/2011
www.marialandy.co.uk. New Ofsted
Jan 2012
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Main changes
• Inspectors to hear pupils read in Primary
Schools and focus on the teaching of
reading and promoting communication in
Special Schools
• Slimmed down but beware 27 former
judgements combined within this new
evaluation schedule
Maria landy 10/10/2011
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Jan 2012
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5 Main areas
• Different groups – Achievement (inc
SEND)
• Teaching
• Leadership and management
• Behaviour
• Safeguarding
Maria landy 10/10/2011
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Jan 2012
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Safeguarding – Still major focus
• Schools still need to stay strong on
promoting cohesive communitiescommunity cohesion
• SMSC – Spiritual, Moral. Social and
Cultural
• Central record – CRBs
• Child Protection > staff training
Maria landy 10/10/2011
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Jan 2012
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Social And Cultural
• Showing value for money judged by
outcomes and effectiveness
• Tracking progress and achievement over
time for extended list of groups
• Particular focus on pupils with Special
Educational Needs and Disabilities – Not
SEN but SEND – seen SENDco advert
Maria landy 10/10/2011
www.marialandy.co.uk. New Ofsted
Jan 2012
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Groups of pupils
• Disabled pupils, as defined by Equality Act
2010 and those with special educational
needs
• Boys
• Girls
• Groups of pupils whose prior attainment
may be different from that of other groups
• Those who are academically more able
Maria landy 10/10/2011
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Jan 2012
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Groups of pupils
• Pupils for whom English is an additional
language
• Minority ethnic pupils
• Gypsy, Roma and Traveller children
• Looked after children
• Pupils known to be eligible for school
meals
• Lesbian, gay and bisexual pupils
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Jan 2012
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Groups of pupils
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Transsexual pupils
Young carers
Pupils from low income backgrounds
Other vulnerable groups
Maria landy 10/10/2011
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Jan 2012
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STARTING POINTS?
• About outcomes from starting points – so
excellent baseline assessments that are
recorded are essential
• Be able to show progress over time
Maria landy 10/10/2011
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Jan 2012
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Evidence considered
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Direct observation
Pupils work
Case studies
Pupils views
Parent / carers views
Staff views
Progress since starting point
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Jan 2012
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Notice and Inspection
• Same amount of notice. 2 – 3 days
• Outstanding Schools will still get inspected
as – Part of themed inspection
- If there is a concern re Safeguarding
- If there is a change of leadership
• Satisfactory schools will be inspected
more often than Good ones
Maria landy 10/10/2011
www.marialandy.co.uk. New Ofsted
Jan 2012
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Questions?
• Discuss implications!
• Maria Landy – School Improvement
Adviser
• Tel 07803 602434
Maria landy 10/10/2011
www.marialandy.co.uk. New Ofsted
Jan 2012
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