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Joseph Draper, AP & Aaron Morris

Ofsted chief inspector refuses to drop 'one-word assessments' for UK schools

Ofsted’s chief inspector has refused to drop 'one-word assessments' despite calls from teachers across the country for the ratings to be abolished.

Amanda Spielman described the gradings, which range from 'outstanding' to 'inadequate', as 'integral' to the school system.

But pressure is mounting on the schools watchdog in England, after unions threatened legal action because Ofsted is continuing to carry out inspections without a full mental health assessment for teachers.

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