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» Wednesday, November 22, 2006

Ofsted

Asked as the Ofsted report showed many schools still underperforming if it made the Government feel the need to rethink its education policy, the PMOS said that the report had showed, and what the Chief Executive of Ofsted had said, was it showed that schools were improving, but what Ofsted, quite rightly, were doing was constantly raising the bar, and it was against the rising bar that schools were judged. Even if the figures are taken as presented 90 percent of the schools were good or very good; that is a good figure.

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