Sir Michael said all schools could be like Mossbourne Academy in east London The newly-appointed chief inspector of schools hopes to improve standards by cracking down on "ineffective" teachers.
Sir Michael Wilshaw said head teachers must challenge teachers who were not up to standard, particularly ones who were "coasting and letting children down".
He said "very robust" performance management systems were needed.
He has been described as traditional in his approach to improving standards at
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