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1. Gove's claim was refuted the same day by the Information Commissioner, Sir Michael Wilshaw about the matter.
2. In April 2016 Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw revealed that he has written to the Secretary of State for Education twice about Rabia School.
3. The school sent evidence and questions to the Select Committee on Education for their meeting with the Chief Inspector of Schools, Sir Michael Wilshaw, on 13 February 2013.
4. "' Sir Michael Wilshaw "'( born 3 August 1946 ) was the Chief Inspector of Schools In England and head of Ofsted from 2012 until 2016.
5. Despite calling for secrecy, a hidden recording was sent to " The Daily Telegraph ", in which Rogers criticised the approach to the conspiracy by Education Secretary Michael Gove and Chief Schools Inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw.
6. It's difficult to find michael wilshaw in a sentence. 用michael wilshaw造句挺難的
7. The school was also commended by Sir Michael Wilshaw, head of Ofsted for its work with children from different ethnic and religious backgrounds . " Schools like Sinai Jewish Primary School in Brent, where inspectors found that pupils are  proud to be Jewish but also  enjoy working with pupils from different ethnic and religious backgrounds.
8. He will report back shortly . " Sir Michael Wilshaw, Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Education, Children's Services and Skills, said : " If any evidence comes to light that proves anyone within Ofsted or our contractors has shared information inappropriately, I will have no hesitation in taking the strongest possible action ."
9. In 2015 Sir Michael Wilshaw, the head of OFSTED wrote to the Secretary of State in England complaining about standards in the largest multi-academy trusts, including AET . He said : Despite having operated for a number of years, many of the trusts manifested the same weaknesses as the worst performing local authorities and offered the same excuses.
10. By March 2016 Sir Michael Wilshaw, the head of OFSTED, was criticising excessive salaries for CEO's of Academy chains as a " poor use of public money " referring to Ian Comfort's salary by stating that " Given these worrying findings about the performance of disadvantaged pupils and the lack of leadership capacity and strategic oversight by trustees, salary levels for the chief executives of some of these MATs do not appear to be commensurate with the level of performance of their trusts or constituent academies, with one chief executive's salary reaching ?25, 000 . " Dia Chakravarty, from the TaxPayers'Alliance stated " Taxpayers don't begrudge just rewards for good results but far too often taxpayer-funded salaries are handed out to fat cats irrespective of performance.