Feedback at the end of the short inspection At the end of the short inspection, the lead inspector will provide brief oral feedback that will typically: report the range of evidence gathered provide the school with a judgement about whether it remains good or outstanding (as relevant) report whether safeguarding is effective make clear that the text of the short inspection report may differ slightly from the oral feedback ensure that leaders are clear about the procedures leading to the publication of the report. After the short inspection Reporting on the short inspection The school will receive a report, in the form of a letter, setting out the inspection findings that will be published on the Ofsted website. Schools should inform parents that this report has been published. The short inspection report will include: the date of the inspection a brief summary of any significant changes to the context of the school a summary of the type of evidence gathered during the inspection and the context of the school the judgement that safeguarding is effective the judgement that the school is providing a good quality of education or, where there is insufficient evidence that the school remains good or concerns that the school may no longer be good, that the current judgement that the school is providing a good quality of education has not changed and that the next inspection of the school will be a section 5 inspection identification of any next steps the school should take. Monitoring inspections for schools that require improvement in order to become good or outstanding This section of the handbook sets out Ofsted’s approach to challenging and supporting schools that are judged as requires improvement at their section 5 inspection. The guidance outlines the main activities that may be undertaken by the lead inspector when conducting a monitoring inspection of a school judged
Feedback at the end of the short inspection At the end of the short inspection, the lead inspector will provide brief oral feedback that will typically: report the range of evidence gathered provide the school with a judgement about whether it remains good or outstanding (as relevant) report whether safeguarding is effective make clear that the text of the short inspection report may differ slightly from the oral feedback ensure that leaders are clear about the procedures leading to the publication of the report. After the short inspection Reporting on the short inspection The school will receive a report, in the form of a letter, setting out the inspection findings that will be published on the Ofsted website. Schools should inform parents that this report has been published. The short inspection report will include: the date of the inspection a brief summary of any significant changes to the context of the school a summary of the type of evidence gathered during the inspection and the context of the school the judgement that safeguarding is effective the judgement that the school is providing a good quality of education or, where there is insufficient evidence that the school remains good or concerns that the school may no longer be good, that the current judgement that the school is providing a good quality of education has not changed and that the next inspection of the school will be a section 5 inspection identification of any next steps the school should take. Monitoring inspections for schools that require improvement in order to become good or outstanding This section of the handbook sets out Ofsted’s approach to challenging and supporting schools that are judged as requires improvement at their section 5 inspection. The guidance outlines the main activities that may be undertaken by the lead inspector when conducting a monitoring inspection of a school judged
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