Ofsted has launched its new school report card system, marking one of the regulator's most significant reforms in decades.

The changes come after the death of headteacher Ruth Perry, whose family said she took her own life following an inspection in 2023.

A coroner later ruled the inspection contributed to her death - a tragedy that sparked national outrage and calls for a more compassionate approach.

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Ofsted ratings: What's changing?

The new framework replaces single-word judgements with more detailed report cards that assess schools across multiple areas - including quality of education, behaviour, leadership and personal development.

But some single-word judgements remain - "exemplary" and "secure" - while sa

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