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The school showed many strengths, but the Inspector did find several areas where improvement is required in order for this be 'Good'.
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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Well done to all involved in ensuring that improvement are being made at this Isle of Wight school.
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Following news last year that Isle of Wight secondary schools had the worst absenteeism rates in England, it's great to hear that improvements have been made.
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Ofsted found many strengths in the Early Years and Key Stage 1 provision at this primary school, but say they must improve the Key Stage 2 provision.
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More attention needs to be focused on how well pupils are learning at the school, say Ofsted who found that disadvantaged pupils are well behind others in their year groups.
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This is the first visit by Ofsted since they rated the school as Inadequate after last summer's inspection.
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Parents and staff will be pleased to hear the Ofsted inspector is satisfied the school is making reasonable progress.
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Fantastic news for the school and pupils as Ofsted inspectors praise the headteacher, saying he has continued to act with rigour and determination and eradicated inadequate teaching.
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Conservative Councillors will be doing all that they can to support local schools moving forward, says Cllr Whitehouse.
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Although improvements are being made in Isle of Wight secondary schools, compared to others in the region, the Island still ranks bottom. Ofsted report reveals more.
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Although the inspector found many areas where improvements are needed, they also highlighted several strengths of the childminder's provision.
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Although many learners improve their social skills and self-confidence during their courses, too few are helped to improve their English and mathematical skills.
