Ofsted IDSR (Inspection Data) & ASP Explained: Primary 2017
Ofsted Inspection Data Summary Report (the new Dashboard) and Analyse School Performance Service. Primary phase
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What You Will Learn!
- Understand and explain the significance of the graphs in the Ofsted Inspection Data Summary Report.
- Learn how the information from ASP (the new RAISEonline) integrates and expands on the Ofsted Inspection Data Summary Report.
- Find out from the Ofsted Inspection Handbook why these metrics have been chosen, and how they might affect any inspections.
Description
Ofsted’s new School Inspection Data Summary Report (IDSR) is an updated version of the Ofsted's Inspection Dashboard that supported the new inspection arrangements from September 2015. It will be used by Inspectors to prepare for short inspections instead of referring to the ASP reports and will inform the initial conversation between HMI and the headteacher. Therefore, you need to understand what it will tell inspectors about your school.
Ofsted have designed it to show at a glance how well previous cohorts demonstrated characteristics of good or better performance showing a brief overview of published data for the last three years using visual displays.
Unfortunately, it is actually a very detailed document and not necessarily straightforward and easy to interpret correctly.
The IDSR is an updated version of the Dashboard, including different types of bar graphs and scatterplots, together with percentile trends over three years.
In this course, we will go through each and every page of the Ofsted Inspection Dashboard, so that by the end, you, other school leaders and your governors will be able to understand what this important document is trying to tell you.
We'll also go through the Attendance and Persistent Absence pages, and see what analysis you should do before Ofsted arrives.
Additionally, we'll look at the new ASP service (the replacement for RAISEonline), and see what additional analysis available.
Who Should Attend!
- This course is for school leaders, governors, and anyone who is interested in school data.
