Advice on writing reports
Timescales for subject reports
Aim to produce subject reports at least every 2 years.
You'll want to write them a little later in the year – usually no sooner than the beginning of the 2nd half of the autumn term. This will give you enough time to observe teaching and learning, and to collect data.
Produce reports for the right audience
Write them for your senior leadership team (SLT) and governors, not for Ofsted inspectors.
Inspectors might ask to see a subject report if you mention it when discussing how your subject is monitored, but they wouldn't explicitly request one.
What to include in a subject report
You'll want to have information about:
Conclude your report by outlining
