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What is Ofsted
Ofsted is the inspectorate for schools in England for the provision of better education and care through effective inspection and regulation.
It is comprehensive system of inspection and regulation covering childcare, schools, colleges, children's services, teacher training and youth work.
The Reports cover the following area's of education and every registered school or education provider is covered in the following sections
Daycare
Childminders
Pupils aged 2 to 5
Pupils aged 5 to 11
Pupils aged 11 to 16
Students aged 16 Plus
Independent Schools
Special Schools
Ofsted reports
School League Tables
The Government publishes league tables for each school in the UK
each year covering the following
2004 Primary School (Key Stage 2)
2004 Secondary School (Key Stage 3)
2004 Secondary School (GCSE and equivalent)
2004 School and College (Post-16)
the link to these table is provided below
DfES School and College Achievement and Attainment Tables
National Grid for Learning
The National Grid for Learning, the gateway to quality assured educational resources on the internet. The NGfL provides a network of selected links to websites that offer high quality content and information.
Amongst the Resources they provide are the following
School websites directory
Each school's record provides contact details, further information about the establishment and links to the school's website and the latest Ofsted report.
National Grid for Learning
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