Every Ofsted report, analysed.

For primary, secondary and special schools in England.

2,638Primary reports
740Secondary reports
142Special reports

Every report under the new framework, read and analysed, so you can see what each grade really means, how schools like yours are judged, and when inspectors are likely to return.

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Current new framework national picture

Strong or better

Achievement
16%
Curriculum and teaching
16%
Attendance and behaviour
30%
Personal development and wellbeing
39%
Leadership and governance
22%
Inclusion
34%
Urgent improvementNeeds attentionExpectedStrongExceptional 3,520 graded reports, primary, secondary and special combined · safeguarding not met at 15 schools

What you can do with Ofsted Insights

Thirteen tools, grouped the way you'll use them. Each works for primary, secondary and special schools, using the data that matters in your sector.

Simple pricing

A free account gives you the Dashboard, Recent Reports, the Map and a weekly email of the previous week's inspections. A subscription unlocks every analysis tool for your whole team.

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  • Dashboard: grade overview and trends
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  • England-wide inspection map
  • Weekly email digest of the previous week's inspections
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Questions

What data does Ofsted Insights use?

Every published Ofsted inspection report under the new November 2025 framework, combined with DfE performance data (KS2 attainment for primary schools; Attainment 8, Progress 8 and GCSE results for secondary), Ofsted's Parent View survey results, and the GIAS school register. All inspection report data is sourced from publicly available Ofsted publications.

How accurate are the inspection date predictions?

Predictions are statistical estimates calibrated against actual inspection timing for schools already inspected under the new framework. They account for a school's last inspection date, its grades, and Ofsted's stated reinspection policy, and are presented with confidence windows that reflect genuine uncertainty. They are not guarantees: Ofsted can inspect any school at any time.

Is this an official Ofsted tool?

No. Ofsted Insights is an independent tool, not affiliated with or endorsed by Ofsted or His Majesty's Chief Inspector. All inspection data is sourced from publicly available Ofsted publications. The analysis, benchmarking and date predictions are produced by Ofsted Insights, not by Ofsted.

How current is the inspection data?

Reports are added daily as Ofsted publishes them. The platform currently covers 2,638 primary, 740 secondary and 142 special school reports under the new framework.

Does it work for primary, secondary and special schools?

Yes. Each sector sees analysis drawn from its own reports: KS2 data and Early years for primary; GCSE data and Post-16 for secondary; SEND-specific analysis, Early years and Post-16 for special schools. Adding sectors to an account costs nothing extra.

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