Is your secondary school on Ofsted's worst-performing list? The government education watchdog have said in a report this week that schools are facing challenges since Covid.
School gradings are marked as outstanding, good, requires improvement or inadequate - which then falls into either special measures or serious weaknesses.
As of May 3, there were 63 secondary schools in England rated as inadequate. This comes as inspectors to be given power to allow them to close illegal schools
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