Inspectors will return to Bristol next month to check on the progress made improving special needs education in the city.
Three years ago Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission found “significant areas of weaknesses” in Bristol’s special educational needs and disability (SEND) provision. Problems included a fractured relationship between parents and Bristol City Council.
Now inspectors will come back for a re-inspection from Tuesday, October 4, to Thursday October 6, to evaluate how council chiefs have addressed the five areas of weaknesses found in the last inspection. Parents and carers can let inspectors know their views, too.