Several high schools have lost their outstanding status following Ofsted's decision to revisit all top performing schools. The regulator said more than 80 percent of visits resulted in a downgrading.
Levenshulme High School and Wright Robinson College were the only Manchester secondary schools inspected following the removal of the exemption to retain their outstanding status.
One school downgraded was King David High School in Crumpsall, which dropped to the lowest rating after Ofsted highlighted 'discriminatory' arrangements due to issues with how some pupils were unable to mix socially.
