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What are Ofsted looking at?

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What are Ofsted looking at?

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Ofsted are using the ECM outcomes as key points in primary school inspections. Within the section on ‘overall effectiveness’ the inspectors are considering how effective, efficient and inclusive is the provision of education, integrated care and any extended services. They will be evaluating the overall effectiveness of extended day provision, its impact on supporting the school’s approach to ECM and how it meets the needs of learners. Ofsted will also examine the effectiveness of links with other organisations in promoting the wellbeing of learners. This will consider the links with social care, health, leisure and the police services and how these links ensure pupil’s safety and wellbeing. With regard to the effectiveness of the Foundation Stage, Ofsted will be reviewing: • the extent to which children progress in their knowledge, understanding, skills and personal development, enjoy their education and make a positive contribution to their nursery class and community • the extent to

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