Proposals for overhauled school inspections face criticism from school leaders and the Department for Education for being cosmetic and vague. Ofsted has revised its toolkit, renaming grades and reducing evaluation areas from nine to seven. The new report card format is intended to replace controversial summary grades. However, skepticism remains among teachers in England. Key grade changes include renaming expected standard and exceptional grades. The proposals aim to simplify inspections, but fears from teaching unions persist.
The new school inspection toolkit aims to implement a report card format, replacing summary grades such as inadequate, but has faced significant criticism for being cosmetic and vague.
Ofsted's proposed changes, which reduce evaluation areas from nine to seven, attempt to simplify the inspection process but continue to raise skepticism among teachers and leaders.
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