Ofsted Reforms: A Sensible Way Forward?
Chief Inspector Sir Martyn Oliver told MPs that Ofsted reforms are "the most sensible" way forward.
Oliver and Chair Christine Gilbert were questioned by the education committee about the upcoming rollout of new-style inspections and report cards.
Concerns over Transparency
Liberal Democrat MP Caroline Voaden expressed concern over Ofsted's decision not to publish a breakdown of 6,500 consultation responses regarding the new "report card" inspections.
- Unions have criticized this decision as "deeply problematic".
- An alternative consultation found that only one in 10 people viewed Ofsted's proposals as an improvement on the current framework.
Ofsted's reforms are "the most sensible" way forward.
Author's summary: Ofsted reforms face scrutiny from MPs and unions.
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