I cannot begin to describe how i am feeling right now. I have put in an official complaint about the inspection i received and I cant believe i have just looked out of curiosity and it is online already. Before the complaints procedure has even been started.

Am i right in thinking that as it is a subject of a complaint and is under investigation it shouldnt be able to be viewed yet? or have i got it entirely wrong?

i thought there weren't supposed to publish it if it was being contested.

thats what i thought, they will be getting a call on monday thats for sure

They did the same toy friend.

They did the same toy friend.

How did your friend deal with it? Did they have any luck getting it removed? X

That doesn't seem fair Hun. Hope you get it removed. Goodluck

Omg that's so wrong!!! How can they when they no you've complained !!! Discusting!

Im on the case. I am in the process of checking im thinking on the right lines first. I have tonight n tmw to do that n if im right they will get a major piece of my mind on monday morning x

Im on the case. I am in the process of checking im thinking on the right lines first. I have tonight n tmw to do that n if im right they will get a major piece of my mind on monday morning x

Good go you :) x

Sorry to hear this on top of everything else.

Surely that's not right! Hope u get it removed :)

I have been digging through Ofsted documents.

Document 070080 - dated April 2013 - is the most up-to-date copy of the 'Complaints procedure: raising concerns and making complaints about Ofsted' document I can find.

The document says (page 7, point 21) -

'We do not normally withhold publication of an inspection report or withdraw a published inspection report while we investigate complaints unless there are exceptional circumstances.'

This is because they say 'Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector has a duty to report the findings of an inspection or investigation on its completion. It is also important for users of the inspected provision, who are aware that an inspection has taken place, to be informed about the findings of the inspection within our published timescales.'

xx

I have been digging through Ofsted documents.

Document 070080 - dated April 2013 - is the most up-to-date copy of the 'Complaints procedure: raising concerns and making complaints about Ofsted' document I can find.

The document says (page 7, point 21) -

'We do not normally withhold publication of an inspection report or withdraw a published inspection report while we investigate complaints unless there are exceptional circumstances.'

This is because they say 'Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector has a duty to report the findings of an inspection or investigation on its completion. It is also important for users of the inspected provision, who are aware that an inspection has taken place, to be informed about the findings of the inspection within our published timescales.'

xx

Thanks Sarah, you are a star for looking for me, especially as it is the weekend x I have also replied to your PM x thanks again x