'The inspection and education system needs change'
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'The inspection and education system needs change'
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has defended her policies, stating that the system 'needs change'.
This follows her announcement of the government's launch of a major consultation and review of education regulator Ofsted - including plans to use colour-coding to grade schools.
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