A school in Suffolk at the heart of the government's flagship Free School programme has been placed in special measures. A report from the education watchdog Ofsted says the IES Breckland school at Brandon is 'inadequate'.
Britain's first for profit school has been placed in special measures by Ofsted.
I has been judged inadequate. The Suffolk school was inspected in January.
A report which is due to be published on Thursday by OFSTED will say the IES Breckland in Brandon school is inadequate. The Suffolk Free School has been open for 15 months and replaced Breckland Middle School.
The headteacher says the school is already taking action to improve. If you are a parent we'd like to hear from you, email us at anglianews@itv.com or contact us via Facebook or Twitter.
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