Transparency data

Ofsted spending over £25,000: 2017

Ofsted spending over £25,000 in 2017.

• From: Ofsted
• Published: 6 March 2017
• Last updated: 4 September 2019 — See all updates

Applies to England

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Ofsted spending over £25,000: December 2017

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Ofsted spending over £25,000: November 2017

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Ofsted spending over £25,000 - October 2017

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Ofsted spending over £25,000: September 2017

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Ofsted spending over £25,000: August 2017

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Ofsted spending over £25,000: July 2017

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Ofsted spending over £25,000: June 2017

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Ofsted spending over £25,000: May 2017

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Ofsted spending over £25,000: April 2017

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Ofsted spending over £25,000: March 2017

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Ofsted spending over £25,000: February 2017

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Ofsted spending over £25,000: January 2017

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Details

Published as part of the government’s drive to make public spending more transparent.

Published 6 March 2017
Last updated 4 September 2019 + show all updates

1. 4 September 2019

   Replaced management information file for February 2017.

2. 5 February 2018

   Added spend data for December 2017.

3. 15 January 2018

   Added spend data for October 2017.

4. 3 January 2018

   Added spend data for November 2017.

5. 1 November 2017

   Added data for September.

6. 2 October 2017

   Added spend data for August.

7. 14 August 2017

   Added £25,000 spend for June and July 2017.

8. 29 June 2017

   Data added for March, April and May 2017.

9. 27 March 2017

   Data for February 2017 published.

10. 6 March 2017

    First published.