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'.
Ofsted have published their first monitoring inspection on IES Breckland since it was placed in special measures.
The Suffolk free school, which is the UK's first for profit state school, was rated inadequate by Ofsted in March.
Today the watchdog said there were still areas of teaching 'in need of urgent intervention' but that overall the school's improvement plan is 'fit for purpose.'
You can read Ofsted's full report here.
The school's principal, Alison Tilbrook, issued the following statement:**
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