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Ofsted inspectors visited this Isle of Wight primary school for the first time since 2013.
Ofsted reports
OnTheWight reports about Ofsted reports on Isle of Wight schools as soon as it’s published.
Ofsted reports on early years, primary and secondary schools, as well as further educational settings.
Below are articles relating to Ofsted reports for Isle of Wight schools.
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Comments such as "a standout school" and "always striving not just to improve, but to excel" reflect what the Ofsted Inspectors found when they recently visited this Isle of Wight primary school.
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The Ofsted inspector found that parents and staff are well involved in children's learning at this Isle of Wight early years centre.
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The new principal's clear vision to provide the best possible education for pupils has paid off. This Isle of Wight primary school has just been given a 'Good' rating.
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Ofsted inspectors said "Ineffective governance arrangements, overseen by Academies Education Trust (AET), mean that pupils have been let down in the quality of education they receive for too long".
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OnTheWight has Ofsted report for Isle of Wight College. Adult learning programmes and provision for learners with high needs scored 'Outstanding' - see how other areas rated.
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The Ofsted inspector says that rising achievement in reading, writing and mathematics means pupils at this school are now making good progress, and better prepared for the next stage of their education.
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The Ofsted inspector acknowledges the challenge of recruiting permanent staff at this primary school but highlights the many strengths it has.
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The Ofsted Inspector has returned to Brighstone Primary School a year after declaring it 'Requires Improvement'.
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Congratulations to all at Northwood Primary School after Ofsted declared them “an exceptionally caring, inclusive school".
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Just four years after being judged as ‘inadequate’, the lowest grade, inspectors now acknowledge that leaders at the school ‘demonstrate an absolute belief that all pupils deserve the very best’.
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Well done to all involved in ensuring that the College continues to move towards becoming a 'Good' school.
