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Ofsted’s latest update – an interesting reflection

June 24, 2015 Associate Educational Fellowship

A great reflection from Debra Kidd on Michael Wilshaw’s latest speech.  Any comments?

Michael Wilshaw’s Speech : A Shower of Spite..

If  you didn’t get to see the original speech, here it is!

 

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