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Outstanding practice in alternative provision
What makes outstanding alternative provision? We look at best practice advice from the DfE and the NFER. We explain that alternative provision (AP) is inspected by Ofsted under the section 5 handbook, and link to examples of 'outstanding' inspection reports from two AP free schools and a pupil referral unit (PRU).
- Features of an 'outstanding' EYFS setting
- Leadership in 'outstanding' schools
- Making a school 'outstanding': examples of strategies
- 'Outstanding' interventions: guidance
- Progressing teaching from 'good' to 'outstanding' (primary)
- Progressing teaching from 'good' to 'outstanding' (secondary)
- Progressing teaching from 'good' to 'outstanding': special schools
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