Оfstеd 'transparent' despite withholding reform feedback
Ofsted's chief inspector claims the organization has dealt "openly and transparently" with feedback on its planned reforms.
'We set out really clearly the negativity that we heard,' says Oliver
Sir Martyn Oliver and Ofsted chair Dame Christine Gilbert were questioned by the education committee on the watchdog's reforms and consultation process.
- Liberal Democrat MP Caroline Voaden pressed Oliver on Ofsted's refusal to publish a breakdown of the 6,500 consultation responses.
- Unions have criticised the decision to provide only a narrative summary as "deeply problematic".
Author's summary: Ofsted's transparency is questioned.
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