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The watchdog has faced pressure to reform after headteacher Ruth Perry took her own life when her school was downgraded to the lowest rating.

Editorial: Ruth Perry’s death, after her school was downgraded, provoked an outpouring of unhappiness. Proposed reforms don’t go far enough

THERE is not much that Boris Johnson and Nicola Sturgeon have in common but their present vicissitudes have one obvious characteristic — they are excellent news for Labour. Elections are lost by governing parties as well as won by the Opposition, and not just in England. The arrest of the…

Ofsted has announced a series of reforms in the wake of a headteacher’s death

Chief inspector says up to government to change system despite outcry over suicide of head whose school was downgraded

Perry’s family call overhaul ‘a start’ but say changes do not address their one biggest concern

Sister of Ruth Perry, who killed herself after her primary was downgraded, ‘disappointed’ single-word judgments not removed

Jenny Turnross will join the organisation in August

South Gloucestershire Council-run home was criticised 12 months ago for "unlawful, painful" restraints

Shadow education secretary Bridget Phillipson was speaking at the Times Education Summit in London.

When challenged, college removed hundreds of supposed apprentices from its register