The Perfect (Ofsted) Lesson - revised and updated

Bestseller The Perfect (Ofsted) Lesson is revised and updated. Jackie Beere, with years of experience in helping schools become "outstanding" in inspections, shows you how to create outstanding schools all year round. Although referenced to Ofsted, this is still an extremely practical guide to teaching The Perfect Lesson.

The Perfect Ofsted Lesson is designed to help teachers deliver great
learning in the classroom, every lesson, every day, whether they are being observed or not.

?Wow. What a book! Normally I put educational reading at the bottom of my to-do list but this held my attention from the front through to the back. ? the content really does deliver what it says on the cover.”
Glen Alexander, Deputy Headteacher,
Archbishop Ilsley Catholic Technology College

?A concise, practical approach to delivering the perfect Ofsted lesson.”
Julie Summerfield, Headteacher of Horndean School

?The Perfect Ofsted Lesson picks up all the key Ofsted related
points needed to deliver an outstanding lesson.”
Gulshan Kayembe, Education Consultant
and Section 5 Lead School Inspector

?Jackie demystifies what makes that elusive outstanding lesson for Ofsted
into a really positive experience for both students and teachers.”
Ranjit Samra, Head of Southam College

Jackie Beere is a consultant trainer and School Improvement Partner, having been Headteacher at Campion School, Northants. She spent three years as an Advanced Skills Teacher leading and implementing innovative Teaching and Learning initiatives including KS3 and 4 Learning to Learn and Thinking Skills programmes. In November 2002 Jackie was awarded an OBE for her services to education.

Jackie Beere, Head teacher at Campion School, Northants until 2006, is now a consultant, trainer and School Improvement Partner. She spent three years as an Advanced Skills Teacher leading and implementing innovative teaching and learning initiatives including KS3 and 4 Learning to Learn and Thinking Skills programmes. She was awarded the OBE in November 2002 for services to education, having trained many teachers and school leaders in the latest theory and practice of learning to learn and emotional intelligence.

Ian Gilbert is one of the UK's leading educational innovators, speakers and writers with twenty years experience working with young people and educationalists around the world. He is the founder of Independent Thinking Ltd, the editor of the Independent Thinking Press and the author of a number of titles including Why Do I Need a Teacher When I've Got Google?. His book The Little Book of Thunks won the first education book award from the Society of Authors for 'an outstanding example of traditionally published non-fiction that enhances teaching and learning'.