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10 June 2014 The importance of governance and scrutiny Michael Cladingbowl
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Ofsted’s reach 6 Raising standards, improving lives The importance of governance and scrutiny
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The importance of governance and scrutiny | 3 Governance and governors Good governance is crucial: Tackles underperformance Regular monitoring and early intervention can prevent more widespread failure later Drives excellence Weak governance can lead to poor performance and low aspirations.
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The importance of governance and scrutiny | 4 Local authority school improvement services Where we have concerns we inspect local authorities to provide an independent external evaluation of how effective their school improvement services are. Where inspections of schools raise concerns about the effectiveness of a local authority’s education functions or where we become aware of other concerns, an inspection may be carried out. We provide advice and support on how to improve.
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The importance of governance and scrutiny | 5 What local authorities can do Councillors and scrutiny committees have a vital role to play: Oversight Accountability Improvement Building the right relationships leads to better outcomes for everyone, especially for children. Don’t be afraid to ask difficult questions. Provide effective support. Use intervention tools at your disposal where necessary.
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The importance of governance and scrutiny | 6 Conclusion Scrutiny matters. Local authorities remain a key lever of accountability in the school system. Debate will continue.
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