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- The latest figures show the number of schools rated as Good or Outstanding has risen to 19,380 last year. Last year Ofsted carried out 7,239 inspections, a substantial increase from 4,669 in 2021/22.
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Dec 15, 2022 · Key findings. Eighty-eight per cent of all schools are good or outstanding. Only 17% of previously exempt schools that had a graded inspection this year remained outstanding.
Nov 14, 2023 · Key findings. In 2022/23, we carried out 7,239 inspections, a substantial increase from 4,669 in 2021/22. Comparing schools with the same previous grade, the inspection outcomes for each...
- This release includes: schools’ most recent inspections and outcomes as at 31 August 2023 data for inspections completed between 1 September 2022 a...
- In 2022/23, we carried out 7,239 inspections, a substantial increase from 4,669 in 2021/22. In 2022/23, we carried out 7,239 inspections, including...
- 89% of all schools are now good or outstanding at their most recent inspection, a small increase from 88% in August 2022. 89% of all schools are no...
- The provisional data in the previous release related to inspections that took place between 1 September 2022 and 31 December 2022, with the reports...
- The purpose of these official statistics is to disseminate the data on school standards collected through Ofsted’s role as an inspectorate. They pr...
- Definitions of terms are in the statistical glossary.
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- Data for figure 1: Outcomes of graded inspections by previous overall effectiveness grade Previous overall effectiveness Number of inspections % Ou...
Mar 14, 2024 · Key findings. So far in 2023/24, we have carried out 2,611 inspections. Comparing schools with the same previous grade, the inspection outcomes for schools have been more positive in 2023/24...
- Two thirds of schools not graded in five years. Ofsted said it was “concerned” 64 per cent of schools had not had a graded inspection in the last five academic years, and 14 per cent had not had one in 10 years.
- RI’ and ‘inadequate’ schools more likely to improve. But the picture is not all doom and gloom. Seventy per cent of previously ‘requires improvement’ schools inspected last year improved to ‘good’ or ‘outstanding’, up from 56 per cent in 2019-20.
- Part-time timetables used as ‘alternative’ to exclusion. Spielman warned the pandemic had “obscured trends” in exclusions and off-rolling, so it is harder to tell if off-rolling is still a problem.
- More MAT evaluation ‘events’ planned. Multi-academy trusts cannot be inspected directly. Instead, Ofsted carries out “summary evaluations” based on batch visits to several schools in the same chain.
Nov 29, 2022 · 371 previously exempt schools had a graded inspection in 2021/22. On average, their last inspection was over 13 years earlier. When inspected, 17% remained outstanding, 62% became good and 21%...
Seventy per cent of schools requiring improvement that were inspected last year improved to good or outstanding. We inspected 220 previously inadequate schools and nearly two thirds were graded good or better; only 5% remained inadequate. Improving schools had thought deeply about the curriculum in each subject, and were ambitious for what
Nov 23, 2023 · Ofsted inspected 7,240 state schools in the year to August 31, up from 4,670 in 2021-22 and the highest number in five years. Ninety per cent of previously ‘good’ schools remained at that grade or improved, and 75 per cent of schools that were previously ‘requires improvement’ were rated ‘good’ or ‘outstanding.
