A Charedi academy ranked inadequate last year has received encouragement in its efforts to improve.
The state-funded Beis Yaakov High School in Salford was put into special measures after an Ofsted visit seven months ago.
After a follow-up inspection last month, Ofsted told the school’s principal, Rabbi Yochonon Goldblatt, that they had “worked with great determination and speed to make good use of the outcomes of the last inspection”.
A headteacher is being recruited to take responsibility for secular studies, while outside expertise has been called in to help restructure the senior leadership team.