There’s no blueprint to becoming an ‘outstanding’ school – each school will have its own unique journey, context and practices that made it happen for them.
So don’t be disheartened if the school featured in this article has a different set-up or context to your school. Instead, use our case study:
- As inspiration for developing your school’s approach to improving its practice
- To identify individual ideas, concepts or practices that you can adapt to your school’s context and needs
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Consider your school’s practice in these 3 areas
Although there’s no exact recipe to an ‘outstanding’ judgement, the school we spoke to identified 3 factors that it says were important for its school’s development:
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