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Schools with more disadvantaged students are less likely to increase their grade to ‘good’ or ‘outstanding’ than those schools with pupils from affluent areas

The schools inspectorate says an unsuccessful first year at school means children suffer the ‘painful and unnecessary consequences of falling behind their peers’

This is the only way to challenge negative attitudes towards such courses, Tony Little argues

Academics reveal ‘a significant and persistent mismatch’ between government policy and the techniques proven to work in the classroom

#OfstedMusic trends on Twitter, following the chief inspector’s suggestion that headteacher bloggers are inciting fear of the watchdog

Earlier this autumn, Ofsted called for a change in the law, granting it the power to inspect multi-academy trusts. What would this mean? And how would it differ from current practice?