Ofsted school report profile
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The published inspection record
Our collection links 103 published school inspection reports to John Earish. Dated reports cover 17 October 2001 to 14 July 2009.
Explore the published sourcesPublished evidence. Clear boundaries. Reports describe schools at the time of inspection. This collection does not establish an inspector’s current role or predict a future judgement.
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A selection from the linked collection, ordered by report date. Open a source to read the original findings.
URN 100560 · Recorded as lead inspector
School inspection View published source (opens new tab)URN 113676 · Recorded as lead inspector
School inspection View published source (opens new tab)URN 123148 · Recorded as lead inspector
School inspection View published source (opens new tab)URN 110525 · Recorded as lead inspector
School inspection View published source (opens new tab)URN 110414 · Recorded as lead inspector
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No. These are the supported school inspection reports linked in our collection. Coverage may be incomplete, and other types of inspection are outside the pack’s scope.
A linked report does not always mean a lead role. Check the recorded role beside each report and the inspection team in the original source. Where the lead role is unverified, we say so.
The original reports are published by Ofsted. The paid pack brings the linked reports together with a source-backed AI briefing and reflection prompts. A digital pack is available. Check the sources and coverage before buying.
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103 linked school reports, compiled for easier reference.
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