Outstanding schools face relegation
OutstandingProvidersList201011.xls
Scratching around the , it appears that four of Cornwall's secondary schools achieved "outstanding" status last year. They are Helston Community College, Newquay Tretherras, Penrice Community College and The Roseland Community College. But the new Ofsted criteria will require the quality of teaching to also be "outstanding" - and only Penrice meets this test. The teaching at Helston, Newquay and The Roseland was classed as only "good." No wonder the teachers were not very impressed with the new Ofsted yardstick.
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Comment number 1.
At 13th Feb 2012, Stephen Richardson wrote:Didn't Pool school also ahieve outstanding status?
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Comment number 2.
At 13th Feb 2012, Graham Smith wrote:I've added the raw Ofsted data for 2010/11 as an Excel file - I could find no mention of Pool for the most recent year.
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Comment number 3.
At 13th Feb 2012, Stephen Richardson wrote:It says May 2010 on their website
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Comment number 4.
At 14th Feb 2012, Graham Smith wrote:And this Ofsted report, the most recent for Pool, awarded it top marks for the quality of teaching - so it would still be "outstanding" under the new criteria.
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