Sentence examples for inspectorate that from inspiring English sources

We need an inspectorate that stays close to services and their improvement journey, and has the confidence and courage to withstand media and political onslaughts.

He went on: "But, above all, what I really want to see is an inspectorate that carries the full confidence of the profession, parents and business.

Commenting on Hunt's speech, the ATL general secretary, Dr Mary Bousted, said: "Tristram Hunt is right to want an inspectorate that carries the full confidence of the profession, parents and business.

"No, because what was needed was an inspectorate that was honest, that told the truth, which means praising that which deserves praise but, equally, being hard on what was failing children," he says.

"We need a stronger, more independent inspectorate that is able to produce reports with total independence from the MoJ and to conduct more frequent and unannounced inspections," he told MPs.

"And when we're faced with an inspectorate that is creaking and is fragmented - that's a perfect opportunity for someone to exploit those divisions".

The more interesting challenge is to work towards an inspectorate system that seeks to judge the broader criteria of education we in the Labour party want to develop.

The big challenge remains the degree of support through the inspectorate systems that do not always approve of lively classes, and might even discourage the teacher from applying different methodologies despite the teacher's knowledge about them.

On January 25th Estyn, the Welsh schools inspectorate, said that almost a third of schools were deficient, and that two-fifths of pupils entered secondary school with delayed reading skills.

"I agree, and I know the inspectorate agrees, that there is no place in CfE for the excessive bureaucracy that we are seeing in one or two places.

The inspectorate said that Anastasia Volochkova should be restored to her position".