Guidance

Inspecting schools: note on the use of assessment information

Document and letter to schools outlining how inspection in 2014/15 and beyond will take account of the removal of national curriculum levels.

• From: Ofsted
• Published: 1 July 2014

This publication was withdrawn on 22 October 2018

This guidance has been withdrawn because it no longer reflects current policy.

Applies to England

Documents

[Withdrawn] Note for inspectors: use of assessment information during inspections in 2014/15

PDF, 575 KB, 4 pages

[Withdrawn] Note for inspectors: use of assessment information during inspections in 2014/15

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[Withdrawn] Letter to schools from HMCI: July 2014

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[Withdrawn] Letter to schools from HMCI: July 2014

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Details

The letter also includes information about the outcome of the consultation on early school years and the sixth forms, the behaviour and safety of pupils, achieving a broad and balanced curriculum, the notice period for school inspections and the future of school inspection.

Published 1 July 2014