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Civil Service People Survey 2010 – results for Ofsted

In 2010, Ofsted participated in the Civil Service People Survey.

The Civil Service People Survey ran during September and October 2010 and is the largest of its kind in Britain, involving nearly 400,000 staff from across the Civil Service.

2010 is the second year of the annual Civil Service People Survey and the first time that Ofsted has taken part. The Civil Service website has more information about the Civil Service People Survey and the results for the Civil Service as a whole.

  • 27 Jan 2011
  • Ref 20110002
  • Ofsted

Engagement with the inspection process: a survey of Ofsted’s Parents’ Panel

In early 2010 the Ofsted Parents’ Panel was consulted on how inspectors can better engage with parents during an inspection of their child’s school or childcare provider. Four hundred and seven members of the panel took part in this survey.

It is essential that Ofsted understands parental attitudes towards inspections, as well as finding out about the most practical ways to gather parents’ views during the inspection process. The findings of this survey are helping to inform Ofsted’s approach to inspections going forward.

The zip has a Powerpoint presentation.

  • 21 Jan 2011
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  • Ofsted

Equality and diversity in Ofsted: employment report April 2008 to March 2009

Our Strategic Plan 2007–10 sets out Ofsted’s commitment to put equality and diversity at the heart of everything it does. It recognises that this commitment is not only about ensuring equality of opportunity for our workforce, but also that the organisations that we inspect and regulate fulfil their responsibilities to promote equality and diversity. This report focuses solely on equal opportunities within Ofsted.

  • 17 Dec 2009
  • Ref 090323
  • Ofsted

Equality in Ofsted: Employment report April 2009 to March 2010

Our Strategic Plan 2007–10 set out Ofsted’s commitment to put equality and diversity at the heart of everything it does. It recognised that this commitment is not only about ensuring equality of opportunity for our workforce, but also that the organisations that we inspect and regulate fulfil their responsibilities to promote equality and diversity. A new Departmental business plan has been developed and includes an ongoing commitment in relation to equality and human rights. This report focuses solely on equal opportunities within Ofsted.

  • 31 Mar 2011
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  • Ofsted

Exchange of letters between Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector, Christine Gilbert and Secretary of State, The Rt Hon Michael Gove MP

Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector, Christine Gilbert, has advised the Secretary of State for Education of her intention to leave Ofsted at the end of June after nearly five years at the helm.

Christine Gilbert was initially appointed Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Schools in 2006, and became Her Majesty’s Inspector of Education, Children’s Services and Skills in 2007, steering the creation of an expanded Ofsted overseeing the merger of work from four inspectorates.

Baroness Sally Morgan, Ofsted Chair, said: 'Christine Gilbert will be a hard act to follow. She can be justifiably proud of her achievements with Ofsted which she leaves stronger and ready to face the challenges ahead.

'In the short time we have worked together, I have been hugely impressed by her breadth of knowledge, her commitment to children and learners and her unceasing professionalism. She has my very best wishes for the future.'

Miriam Rosen, a former executive director at Ofsted, will be the interim Chief Inspector until a permanent appointment is made. The position was advertised from 20 March 2011 and will follow the public appointments process.

Please see the links for the exchange of letters between Christine Gilbert and Secretary of State, The Rt Hon Michael Gove MP.

  • 06 Apr 2011
  • Ofsted

Guide to Ofsted's house style

The house style was revised in July 2010.

This guidance is to help those writing and editing Ofsted documents to present information in a clear and consistent form that makes it accessible to readers.

  • 22 Jul 2010
  • Ref 080230
  • Ofsted

HMI - specialist roles

A list of Her Majesty’s Inspectors (HMI) who have specialist roles.

  • 18 Aug 2009
  • Ofsted

Ofsted Business Plan 2011-2015

Ofsted’s Departmental Business Plan 2011-2015 sets out Ofsted's vision and priorities. It has our Structural Reform Plan, which notes our key developmental activities over the next two years. It also includes a set of indicators demonstrating our cost and impact, and notes the outcome indicators in the Department for Education and Department for Business and Skills business plans to which Ofsted will contribute.

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  • 29 Nov 2010
  • Ref 20100032
  • Ofsted

Ofsted contact centre

The National Business Unit will be responsible for handling all inbound enquires by telephone and e-mail. This document details the key features of the service.

  • 13 Feb 2006
  • Ofsted

Ofsted's Sustainable Development Action Plan 2009-10

Ofsted’s sustainable development action plan for 2009-10 constitutes Ofsted’s departmental contribution to the governments overall sustainable development strategy, Securing the Future.

The government’s shared priorities for sustainable development form the foundation of this plan, and, in preparing it, we have followed the guidance set out by the Sustainable Development Commission in Driving Change. Our action plan is reviewed and updated annually, and the current action plan builds on review of the work undertaken and progress made last year through our 2008/9 action plan.

  • 25 Jan 2010
  • Ofsted