It seems as if Ofsted are trying to quietly row back on their enthusiasm for trans ideology but without anyone noticing.
It's also subjective. Without the guidance directly from KCSIE or Ofsted, individual inspectors are slightly open to how they interpret what they're looking for.
They're looking for reasons for schools not to be outstanding at the moment; it's v hard to be outstanding now.
If 'kids know the EA characteristics' seems to have been one tick list locally. Which resulted in neg comments that children in one school near here didn't know what transgender was. (Possibly linked to KCSIE bullying para?) Which means schools will then do direct teaching about EA.
Heads read the reports avidly and share lists of questions or what was said internally on fb groups or lea contacts, head teacher meetings etc. the public reports themselves are extremely sparse. A great deal more is said in feedback sessions. (The previous comment from individual feedback was passed to me via a head from another head after their Ofsted. It's not written like that in the report.)
Many are current SLT or retired heads or DH. Unless direct statements are made by Ofsted or it's in KCSIE it's all going to row back when general society does. Till then schools are adding to it all.
(Sorry, some of my posts aren't great with grammar as I'm rushing and squinting.)