Bosses of an independent school for girls have come under fire from inspectors for failing to 'encourage respect for other people'. An Ofsted team visited Beis Malka Girls School in Salford for an additional inspection in October just four months after a prior inspection said improvements were needed.
The latest findings say the school is still falling short of the standard required of independent schools. Ofsted’s report said: “Inspectors found that the curriculum and schemes of work relating to personal, social, health and economic education did not encourage respect for other people.
“Also, pupils in the secondary phase of education were not taught about all the protected characteristics. This limited pupils’ readiness for life beyond the school.”
