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The story of ProgressTeaching

Driving excellence through feedback

The ProgressTeaching platform was developed in 2015 by a group of educators to help school teachers and leaders make decisions and take action about teaching practice more effectively and efficiently. This was because the information they needed was often hard to collate and recorded in different ways. The platform was designed to use the feedback being gathered on individual teachers’ practice to generate more insightful summary data for leaders and set clearer action steps for teachers. 

For years, ProgressTeaching has been used daily in an ever-increasing number of schools, informing everything they do to improve the quality of teaching and learning – from recording lesson feedback and creating CPD programmes to monitoring teaching initiatives and writing teachers’ appraisal targets.  

Since the launch of the platform, ProgressTeaching has built up a network that is now helping teachers in schools and trusts across the country to drive excellence through feedback.  

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Join us for this Ofsted-focused webinar exploring how curriculum and teaching are being evaluated under the new inspection framework. Drawing on recent inspection experiences and sector insights, our speakers will share what schools and trusts need to know to prepare effectively.

We are delighted to be joined by Sarah Pringle, Principal at Littlehampton Academy, who has experienced an inspection under the new framework.

Key themes will include:

  • Analysis of curriculum and teaching trends under the framework
  • The questions inspectors are asking about curriculum and teaching
  • School and Trust leaders’ insights and lessons learned from recent inspections
  • How schools and Trusts can prepare for inspection

This session will provide practical insights, real-world experiences, and actionable takeaways for school and trust leaders preparing for inspection under the new framework.

All attendees will receive a copy of our new report ‘Spring 2026 Ofsted Review: Curriculum and Teaching Analysis’.