Stanbury Village School
Ofsted Report
What is Ofsted?
The Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills (Ofsted) is an independent government department in England responsible for inspecting and regulating educational institutions, including schools and childcare providers. Ofsted's primary aim is to ensure that children and young people receive a high-quality education and that schools are held accountable for their performance.
How Does Ofsted Inspect Schools?
Ofsted conducts inspections based on a rigorous framework that evaluates various aspects of a school's performance. The key areas of focus during an inspection include:
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Leadership and Management:Assessing the effectiveness of school leadership and governance in driving improvement.
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Quality of Education: Evaluating the curriculum, teaching practises, and learning outcomes for pupils.
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Behaviour and Attitudes: Observing pupil behaviour, engagement, and the overall school environment.
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Personal Development: Reviewing how schools promote the personal growth and well-being of pupils.
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Early Years: Inspecting the quality of education and care provided in early years settings.
After the inspection, schools receive a report detailing the findings and judgements made by the inspectors. Schools are expected to share these reports with their stakeholders, including parents and governors.
For further insights into our school's last inspection, please click the link below to read our latest report.
OFSTED Inspection Report - October 2023
