The Ofsted Annual Report covers early years, schools, initial teacher education, social care and the further education and skills sectors. This presentation brings together the charts from the report.

1. Early years
2018/19
For providers graded requires improvement or
inadequate, the main weaknesses were in
‘leadership and management’.
How many providers and inspections? What did it tell us?
The total number
of early years and
childcare
providers has
fallen…
mainly due to a
decrease in
childminders.
More than
9 in 10
early years providers were found to
be good or outstanding at their most
recent inspection.
19,200 complaints and notifications
related to around 11,500 providers.
Most cases were about safeguarding or
people’s suitability to care. Notifications
were more often
about accidents or injuries.
How many complaints and notifications?

2. Schools (inc. SEND)
2018/19
How many providers and inspections? What did it tell us?
While we currently inspect
exempt schools on the
basis of risk, only 16% of
those we inspected this
year remained
outstanding.
47 out of 151
LAs now have more
academies than
maintained schools.
Area SEND inspections
required a written
statement of action.
415 schools stuck at
requires improvement or
inadequate in every
inspection in the last 13 years
There are now over a
thousand schools that
have not had a full
inspection for at least 10
years.
Overall effectiveness of state-funded schools by
year
21 out of 33 5 out of 11
revisits found areas were not
making sufficient progress
(in addressing all the
significant weaknesses).

3. Initial teacher education
2018/19
How many providers and inspections?
9 out of 11
Teach First age phase
partnerships judged to be
outstanding
Inspection outcomes for initial teacher education (ITE)
remain very high, with 100% of age phase
partnerships now judged good or outstanding.
What did it tell us?
28%
of university-based partnerships
judged to be outstanding
Overall effectiveness of initial teacher education,
by age phase partnership (number):
30 June 2019

4. Independent and unregistered schools
2018/19
Independents schools - How many providers
and inspections?
We set up a taskforce to investigate possible unregistered
schools in January 2016.
We have received around 640 referrals from a variety of
sources.
So far, we have inspected over 290 of these settings across
England.
We have issued warning notices to 83 settings since
January 2016.
By 31 August 2019, three quarters of non-
association independent schools were judged
good or outstanding at their most recent
inspection.
Of those that we inspected in 2018/19, 10% of
schools were judged outstanding, 55% good,
19% requires improvement and 16%
inadequate.
What did it tell us?
Unregistered schools – How many referrals, inspections
and warning notices?

5. Social care
2018/19
The effectiveness of LA children’s services continues to
improve. 48% of LAs are judged good or outstanding,
38% require improvement to be good and 12% are
inadequate.
How many providers and inspections? What did it tell us?
The number of fostering places as
at 31 March 2019 was 88,370, a
1% increase from last year.
The number of places that are
filled (have a child living there)
has also increased, by 3% to
54,870 filled places.
9% of children in
children's homes are
placed more than 100
miles from their birth
home.
1 in 3
children’s homes have had new managers in the last year

6. Further education and skills
2018/19
On 31 August 2019, there were just over 1,900 open
and funded FES providers – up 13% compared with
the same point in 2018 and 63% compared with 2017.
How many providers and inspections? What did it tell us?
In the 236 full and short
inspections in 2018/19, 4%
of providers were judged
outstanding, 51% good,
33% requires improvement
and 13% inadequate.
The further education and skills sector provides
education, training and apprenticeships to around
2.9 million learners aged 16 and over every year.
Overall
8 in 10
providers were
judged good or
outstanding at their
most recent
inspection