any reports of external evaluation of the Privacy notice school, including any review of governance or use of the pupil premium During the inspection of your school, the funding. inspectors collect information about staff and children at the school by looking at school If any of this information is available before records, reviewing responses to the pupil the inspection begins, you can upload it onto survey and the staff survey and observing the the inspection portal. Instructions for using everyday life of the school. No names will be the portal are provided in the notification of recorded, but some of the information may inspection letter. make it possible to identify a particular individual. Ofsted uses this information to Seeking the views of parents, staff prepare its report and for the purposes set out and pupils in its privacy policy. Ofsted will not publish any information that identifies an individual in Parents will give their views about their the report, but may name the headteacher child’s school on , which they can access and the chair of the appropriate authority. at any time, including at the point of inspection, where they will be provided More information is available in . with a link to the Parent View website. Contact Ofsted Staff working in the school, and pupils, Piccadilly Gate will be encouraged to complete a Store Street voluntary online survey, available at the Manchester point of inspection. M1 2WD Where can further details be Helpline: 0300 123 1231 found about school inspections? We have published the , which explains how inspections are conducted and the judgements that are made by inspectors under section 5 inspections. It contains the grade descriptors used by inspectors when making their judgements. We have published the which explains how short inspections are conducted. We have also published the , which sets out the statutory basis for schools inspected under section 5 of the Education Act 2005 (as amended) Online inspection survey Following your inspection we will invite you to complete an online inspection survey. The online survey asks for your views on the inspection process, including the impact that the inspection is likely to have in bringing about improvement. Ofsted values all survey responses: we use the outcomes to help keep us informed about the quality and impact of inspections, and help guide us in reviewing and improving the inspection process.
any reports of external evaluation of the school, including any review of governance or use of the pupil premium funding. If any of this information is available before the inspection begins, you can upload it onto the inspection portal. Instructions for using the portal are provided in the notification of inspection letter. Seeking the views of parents, staff and pupils Parents will give their views about their child’s school on , which they can access at any time, including at the point of inspection, where they will be provided with a link to the Parent View website. Staff working in the school, and pupils, will be encouraged to complete a voluntary online survey, available at the point of inspection. Where can further details be found about school inspections? We have published the , which explains how inspections are conducted and the judgements that are made by inspectors under section 5 inspections. It contains the grade descriptors used by inspectors when making their judgements. We have published the which explains how short inspections are conducted. We have also published the , which sets out the statutory basis for schools inspected under section 5 of the Education Act 2005 (as amended) Online inspection survey Following your inspection we will invite you to complete an online inspection survey. The online survey asks for your views on the inspection process, including the impact that the inspection is likely to have in bringing about improvement. Ofsted values all survey responses: we use the outcomes to help keep us informed about the quality and impact of inspections, and help guide us in reviewing and improving the inspection process. Privacy notice During the inspection of your school, the inspectors collect information about staff and children at the school by looking at school records, reviewing responses to the pupil survey and the staff survey and observing the everyday life of the school. No names will be recorded, but some of the information may make it possible to identify a particular individual. Ofsted uses this information to prepare its report and for the purposes set out in its privacy policy. Ofsted will not publish any information that identifies an individual in the report, but may name the headteacher and the chair of the appropriate authority. More information is available in . Contact Ofsted Piccadilly Gate Store Street Manchester M1 2WD Helpline: 0300 123 1231