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Survey for local authorities which place children in independent schools

Annual point-in-time survey for inspecting education in non-association independent schools and inspecting boarding provision in maintained and independent boarding and residential special schools.

From:
Ofsted
Published
14 October 2014

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This document has been archived as it is no longer current. An updated version of Questionnaire for local authorities which place children in independent schools has been published

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Point-in-time survey for local authorities which place and fund children in independent schools

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Ofsted gathers the views of local authorities which place and fund pupils in independent schools by sending a survey by email to the school at a specific point in time during the inspection year. The school is asked to distribute the survey to all local authorities that place and fund children in the school.

For guidance on how Ofsted will use the responses to the surveys, please refer to the document collections Ofsted inspections of boarding and residential provision in schools and Ofsted’s inspections of non-association independent schools.

Published 14 October 2014

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