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Ofsted’s Subsidiary Guidance, showing changes in January 2014 version | Clerk to Governors

Posted on December 24, 2013 by teachingbattleground

Subsidiary guidance supporting the inspection of maintained schools and academies – January 2014 version

NB – the numbering and some bullet points have gone awry in the copied & pasted wording below, which shows all the deleted sections (crossed out) and the added sections (highlighted) …

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