Let's put this survey in context: The number of parents surveyed was just 1,090. According to the Office for National Statistics, there are over 8.2 million pupils in English schools — which conservatively equates to over 16 million parents. This means the sample size represents

I fully recognise the importance of regulatory oversight, including Ofsted. However, with reports of schools being forced to cut up to £750k in-year due to below-inflation funding increases, is it not time to consider a temporary pause on all oversight — with the exception

Didn't realize it was April Fools already!

To me, this isn’t reform — it’s just replacing one-word judgments… with new one-word judgments. Currently, schools are labelled as: Outstanding. Good. Requires Improvement. Inadequate. Under the proposed changes, we’ll get: Red. Orange. Green. Greener. "Greenest". It might

How about: Red Amber Green Greener Greenest Sorry I forgot. Ofsted are looking to remove one word judgements, best tell the MSM and the officers at the DfE, Regional Commissioners Office & Ofsted to change the headers of their performance excel tables.

Beyond the fun creating pictures on ChatGPT and Grok, some potential serious risks x.com/AISafetyMemes/…