Ofsted

England's school inspection system is set for another overhaul following a wave of complaints, according to a Guardian report. The changes, involving Ofsted's inspection regime, follow sustained criticism from teachers, parents and unions over how school assessments are carried out and the pressure they place on staff. It is the latest in a series of reforms to how schools in England are judged.

England's school inspections system is set for another overhaul following what is described as a barrage of complaints. The report, published in the Guardian, links the planned changes to Ofsted's inspection regime with education policy debates involving Lucy Powell, and highlights concerns among teachers about workload and how schools are judged.