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Book Scrutiny, the New Tyranny for Teachers?

It was an accident waiting to happen.  As soon as I heard an Ofsted Inspector saying, “You can tell so much from looking at pupils’ books” the alarm bells started ringing.  The word “only” had been missed out. Continue reading →

Don’t Rush to Calculate Progress 8 and Other Results Day Bits

There are now three results days in my calendar each year; arguably four but Key Stage 1 drifts in over a number of weeks rather than being a set day.  Starting in early July with Key Stage 2 with A-levels in mid-August followed a week later by GCSEs.  They have been a mixture of individual pupil and organisational triumphs and disasters, over the year. Continue reading →

Why Accountability in Our Schools is a Total Shambles #HTRT2016

The accountability system for primary schools is so broken it could take a decade to fix.  In secondary schools the fix could be quicker; the problem is we are currently measuring the wrong thing. Continue reading →

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