That is very, very odd. I work in a school and the teachers were given no feedback at all unless they asked for it. The inspection team also said at the beginning of the inspection that no feedback naming members of staff would go back to the headteacher, but general statements may be made.
If the school is publishing the correct information it is being very unfair to its staff as some staff will not even have been inspected during an inspection week due to time constraints. So are those not seen great or rubbish? No one will know because the inspection team won't have seen them.
Disgraceful of the school to take this course of action, whether the info is correct or not.
I think they were there for 2 or 3 days.
It'd have to be a small school to observe a class of each teacher plus lunch breaks plus general school observations. It must be hogwash!:)
Well my DD's school gave the names of the teachers who got an oustanding rating - I felt bad for the other teachers and with all due respect my DS is in the one teacher's class and I would not say she is an outstanding teacher....
The principal made it really look like only the British teachers are any good. So I don't know - I had a look on the KHDA's website and the reports are not out yet.
The school might of received the report, if they have then they can publish results. If the school haven't received the report then they are not allowed as the findings that they are given by the inspectors are only provisional, if it works the same way as inspections back home. I used to work in a lovely little prep school so know all about the joys of inspections!! My DD has been through an inspection and said it wasn't a nice week at school!!