Senior leaders at Longhill High School in Rottingdean claimed last week that their inspection report was illogical” and “irrational”. They also allege that the inspection was inaccurate, inconsistent and not carried out in the appropriate manner.
A previous inspection had judged the school as “good with outstanding features”, but following the most recent visit, during the latter part of October, the school leaders were surprised to be told that the school had been judged as “requiring improvement”.
The school made a formal complaint to Ofsted claiming serious procedural shortcomings and demanded that a different team be sent in to carry out a new inspection.
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