Could Social Enterprises fix the Childcare System?
Why the social enterprise model could be the solution to fixing England’s broken childcare system by expanding access to the communities that need it most. England is…
Christmas Advent Blog – December 13th
December 13th 2019
Continuing with the Christmas Advent tradition, on day thirteen of Christmas Advent 2019 let’s reflect on the new Education Inspection Framework (EIF)…
https://leyf.org.uk/ready-steady-the-new-education-inspection-framework-has-arrived/
It was the longest and largest consultation Ofsted has ever undertaken (four months with 100 focus groups and 250 pilots across the sector) and consequently 15,000 people replied. Now the framework has been released, let’s look back at my thoughts and key pointers.
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