Posts Tagged Ofsted
Dear Colleagues, it’s time we finally took control.
Posted by juneosullivan in Early Years, Education on April 24, 2013
Our Minister has done us a favour, although she may not have realised it. She has thrown down the gauntlet by challenging the sector, so now we need to take control of our own destiny. Her ill-informed and contradictory facts beg us to tell our story, so every individual – especially parents – is left […]
An inspector calls… and the sector arrives to listen and ponder.
Posted by juneosullivan in Early Years, Education on April 22, 2013
On Friday morning I traipsed up to Camden to hear Sir Michael Wilshaw, Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Education, Children’s Services and Skills announce his plans for Early Years at a Press Conference. I was determined to hear it from him directly, given the realities of what is happening on the ground at the moment. […]
Ofsted Annual Report? A great read, but please tell us something we don’t already know.
Posted by juneosullivan in Early Years, Research on December 10, 2012
Last week Ofsted produced its Annual Report, the first from her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Education, Children Services and Skills, Sir Michael Wilshaw. It also had the First Ofsted Annual Lecture on Early Years given by the Director of Education, Sue Gregory. The report admittedly was slightly overshadowed by the news of the Royal pregnancy, […]