The removal of headline grades is a generational reform and a landmark moment for children, parents, and teachers. Parents deserve a much clearer, much broader picture of how schools are performing.
Single headline grades have been described by the government as reductive as they do not provide an assessment of the school's performance overall across a range of areas.
The need for Ofsted reform to drive high and rising standards for all our children in every school is overwhelmingly clear. This government will make inspection a more powerful, more transparent tool for driving school improvement.
We promised change, and now we are delivering. This academic year, parents will instead see four grades across each of the following sub-categories: Quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development and leadership and management.
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