The Lilford Centre in Tyldesley has received another critical report from Ofsted inspectors
The Lilford Centre, in Tyldesley, was given an 'Inadequate' rating following a visit by the school's watchdog in July 2022. However, it has now been criticised again over its quality of education and management.
“Lessons are not well planned and resources are not appropriately used to aid pupils’ learning. Teachers do not have the required subject expertise. Reacting to the recent Ofsted visit, Charlotte Barton, Managing Director of Progress Schools, said: “The monitoring visit which was carried out in April 2023 found that we had made notable improvements in some areas, namely Part 1. 2 and Part 3. 7 of the Independent School Standards. The report recognised on several occasions the action plan that had been put in place following the initial visit in July 2022, with some areas not being as advanced as we would have hoped.
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