An independent faith school which has never met the independent school standards since opening has failed another inspection. Ahavas Torah Boys Academy in Manchester opened in 2014, and has failed nine Ofsted inspections in a row. During the latest inspection last month, Ofsted found that there has been “no notable developments” in the school’s personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education, with pupils continuing to be “poorly prepared for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of life in British society”. Ofsted also found the school has “no careers programme”. As it noted during the previous inspection, the lack of work experience or “any other opportunities to learn about different career options”, meant pupils were “not able to make informed choices about their future pathway”. Ofsted also said there had been “little progress” developing pupils’ understanding of relationships and sex education (RSE), having previously found the school to not be providing an appropriate RSE programme. Jewish counter-extremism group Nahamu has demonstrated how the lack of relationships and sex education (RSE) in strictly orthodox Jewish schools means engaged …