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The Latest Breaking News from Ofsted

Glowing report for 'life changing' Kirkby nursery where children 'thrive'

It is the second time the nursery has been rated 'outstanding' by Ofsted

Liverpool Echo

Once 'outstanding' school plagued by racism, homophobia, and misogyny according to scathing Ofsted report

The school had been rated outstanding just six years ago.

Manchester Evening News

Leaping Lambs owner speaks for the first time since closure amid Ofsted investigation

The owner said it had become financially unviable

Bristol Post

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Children's services let down by 'underfunding and staff shortages', Wigan Council boss claimed

"We will continue to add our voice to calls for fairer funding so that councils can provide effective services for children and young people.”

Manchester Evening News

Tyre Extinguishers letter was 'insulting' says 78-year-old targeted by campaign

One driver among almost 100 hit says eco-warriors 'know nothing' about his life

Bristol Post

Tyre Extinguishers deflate tyres of nearly 100 SUVs in Bristol

The Tyre Extinguishers "disarmed" - as they put it - more than 600 vehicles around the world last night

Bristol Post

Jacob Rees-Mogg appointed Business Secretary despite 'climate alarmism' comments

The MP for North East Somerset is taking over at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

Bristol Post

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Leaping Lambs shuts five nurseries in the Bristol area amid Ofsted investigation

Ofsted suspended the provider's registration last month because it believed 'children may be at risk of harm'

Bristol Post

Liz Truss invited back to her old Leeds school she said was too focused on 'political correctness'

The new Prime Minister has previously caused a stir in the city, with her comments about her time at Roundhay High School

Leeds Live

Bristol council faces calls for inquiry into monitoring of SEND parents' social media

Bristol mayor Marvin Rees will face a vote next week urging him to launch an independent investigation into the controversy

Bristol Post

Learning Curve acquires Yorkshire firm to continue its growth

The County Durham firm has sealed a deal for one of the country's largest beauty training providers

Birmingham Post

Nottingham City Council providing inadequate children's services, Ofsted inspection finds

The rating is lower than that of Ofsted's previous inspection

Nottingham Post

Little-known rule which means your child does not have to start school in September

Children can start school part-way through the year or even in the following September term depending on when they turn five

Chronicle Live

Councils in England and Wales pay £1m a year to house child in private care home

Exclusive: Concerns raised as cost of providing specialist care for vulnerable children soars

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Nottingham Post

‘Fantastic’ plans for new homes on former nursery site

The nursery has now been demolished

Bristol Post

The Bristol nursery where pre-schoolers have 'deep level of understanding of mathematics'

Ofsted rated South Gloucestershire institution as "outstanding" across the board

Evening Standard

Ultra-strict school gets ‘inadequate’ Ofsted with students feeling ‘oppressed’

The Abbey School in Kent has been visited by Britain’s toughest headteacher

Wales Online

Labour claim Tories are 'failing our children' ahead of GCSE results day

The opposition party believe Boris Johnson's government has created a 'legacy of unequal outcomes' across the UK

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The Independent UK

Labour accuses Tories of ‘failing our children’ ahead of GCSE results day

As students await their exam results, the Opposition said successive Conservative governments have left a ‘legacy of unequal outcomes’.

Nottingham Post

New store to open in Arnold as ex-teacher from Calverton takes a 'massive gamble'

Tim Beeden has taken a leap of faith to start his new business

The Independent UK

Do not rush to judge schools on lower GCSE grades, headteachers’ union warns

The Association of School and College Leaders said results are likely to be ‘uneven’ across different schools and areas after the pandemic.

Evening Standard

Holland Park School to join country’s largest academy trust despite protests

School known as the “Socialist Eton” will join United Learning academy trust despite high-profile protest by parents

The Independent UK

Ditch A-Levels and GCSEs for new qualification, Tony Blair think tank urges

‘Radical’ reform needed, says institute recommending system based on International Baccalaureate ‘principles’

Daily Mirror

Council spied on local parents who complained about 'disturbingly poor' SEN programme

Council officials put together files of personal information obtained online after concerns were allegedly raised by a parent carer group over members carrying out "conflicting" lobbying activities

Leeds Live

Leeds nursery rated inadequate twice in a year has now 'turned itself around'

Ofsted praised Little Gems Early Years Nursery for its support of children, progress and bonds with the kids

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