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But Ofsted's inspection in February found leadership and management, pupil safety, quality of teaching and pupil achievement were all "inadequate".

Previously rated as outstanding, Ofsted inspectors called its management and pupil safety inadequate.

Gasanze, Rwanda, October 2011 - Newly created Parent-Teacher Associations at certain schools in Rwanda are beginning to show results in terms of school management and pupil learning outcomes.

Parents and teachers working together to improve learning in Rwanda October 2011 - Newly created Parent-Teacher Associations at certain schools in Rwanda are beginning to show results in terms of school management and pupil learning outcomes.

Wilshaw said the schools' management left pupils unaware of the risks of extremism and cut off from wider society.

Teachers have threatened to strike over the school's "weak" management and pupils are refusing to wear uniform today in protest at how the school is being run.

The interviews covered, amongst other topics, relationships between sex education colleagues, support from senior management, staff-pupil relationships and perceived ethos of the school.

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Lack of sufficient ability to manage the class and stimulate discussions; Difficulties regarding time management (46% of pupils mentioned that time is not enough) which needs to be considered; There still exist schools where special classrooms for conducting "Life Skills" classes are not yet allocated; Transition to new teaching methods was accepted not equally by other subject teachers.

The controversial Success Academy Charter Schools network -- founded by former City Councilwoman Eva Moskowitz -- is expected to receive a 50percentt increase in its per-pupil management fee on Monday, despite it already being one of the wealthiest and biggest-spending charter school operators in New York City.

Another complains of "panic management", saying that some pupils had already left school and were having to be brought in specially to complete the work.