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Surprise inspections planned for schools

Schools will face lightning inspections in which inspectors turn up without warning under new plans announced today.

Speaking to the Commons' children, schools and families select committee, the chief schools inspector, Christine Gilbert, said a pilot project would see an end to the current 48 hours' notice before Ofsted inspectors arrive.

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