Understanding your IDSR (primary)
This webinar explores the meaning of the data within the primary Inspection Data Summary Report and how it is likely to be used to inform the inspection process.
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This webinar will explore all aspects of the primary Inspection Data Summary Report (IDSR), support with interpretation of the data, and discuss how it is likely to be used as part of the inspection process. Each of the sections of the report will be explored, with a particular focus on School context, Attendance & behaviour and Achievement. This will help delegates to understand what the data in the report is saying about their school and to anticipate potential lines of enquiry in an inspection. There will be opportunities for delegates to ask questions about their own data. This will help delegates to understand what the data in the report is saying about their school and to anticipate potential lines of enquiry in an inspection. There will be opportunities for delegates to ask questions about their own data.
understand the school context data within the IDSR
understand the data on attendance, suspensions and exclusions within the IDSR
understand the data on achievement (KS2, Phonics and MTC) within the IDSR
have the opportunity to consider the school's IDSR and the potential lines of enquiry