Definitions for "OFSTED"
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Office for Standards in Education. Carries out inspections on schools at least every six years.
Office for Standards in Education - set up to manage privatised inspection teams under the 1988 Education 'Reform' Act.
A Government department that works with the Department for Education and Skills to monitor all schools (including those facing challenging circumstances).
Office for Standard in Education
Office of Standards in Education (Ofsted)
Office for Standards in Education. The body set up to administer and oversee the arrangements for the inspection of schools.
Office for Standards in Education (formally Office of Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Schools in England).
Office for Standards in Education sets standards and arranges school inspections
Office for standards in education - an official body which regularly inspects all the schools in England which are mainly or wholly state funded. Ofsted inspectors produce education reports which are meant to improve standards of achievement and quality of education, provide public reporting and informed independent advice. PAT: Professional Association of Teachers
Acronym Office for Standards in Education - Established in 1992 to undertake inspections of schools in England, Ofsted has gradually extended its remit. In 2001, it gained responsibility for inspecting all 16 - 19 education and for the inspection and regulation of early years childcare, including childminders. Read more about 'Ofsted'...
The Office for Standards in Education responsible for school inspections.
Office for Standards in Education - inspects and advises on schools and colleges.
Ofsted stands for the Office for Standards in Education. Ofsted is the inspectorate for children and learners in England and they oversee the quality of the provision of education and care through inspection and regulation. They inspect childcare providers, schools, colleges, children's services, teacher training and youth work.
Office for Standards in Education (UK). (Go to the OFSTED website) Back to A-Z menu
Office for Standards in Education An official body which regularly inspects all the schools in England which are mainly or wholly state funded. OISTED inspectors produce education reports which are meant to improve standards of achievement and quality of education, provide public reporting and informed independent advice. You can look at reports for all schools at the OfSTED website. (EXTERNAL LiNK).
Office for Standards in Education; it inspects and reports on approximately 6000 schools per year. Schools are inspected once every four years.
a non-ministerial government department with responsibility for the inspection of all schools and all 16-19 education