Ofsted has confirmed it is making changes to its complaints process and safeguarding in light of intensified debate around reform of inspections following the tragic death of headteacher Ruth Perry.
- Ofsted’s chief inspector puts out statement outlining priorities and changes to inspection.
- Inspectorate provides more detail about changes to the complaints process.
- Statement is in reaction to increased calls for change to the inspection system.
In a statement, Ofsted’s chief inspector Amanda Spielman, states, ‘In recent weeks there has been much debate about reform of school inspections. The media has carried stories from teachers about their past Ofsted experiences and calls for change from unions and others. I want to acknowledge the continuing debate and the strength of feeling, and I want to set out some of the things we’re doing and reflect on the suggestions of more radical reform’
