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Spielman has previously held roles in merchant banking and strategy consultancy, and is also former director of multi-academy trust Ark as well as the existing chair of Ofqual.

 

Neil Leitch, chief executive at the Pre-school Learning Alliance, said that he welcomed Ms. Spielman's appointment, and highlighted the strengthened relationship the early years sector now shares with Oftsed.

 

"That's not to say, of course, that everything is perfect. There remains a number of issues around early years inspections - such as potential delays in the inspection of new providers, and continued reports of inconsistent inspections - that need to be addressed," Neil said. 

 

"But the increasingly positive relationship between 新澳门六合彩官网开奖 and the sector is an excellent place to start from and we look forward to building upon this with Ms. Spielman going forward."

Spielman will take over the role from Sir Michael Wilshaw when his term of appointment ends in December.