Survey highlights need to tackle mental health toll of inspections

Neil Leitch
Tuesday, January 30, 2024

When Ofsted announced that it would be pausing routine inspections to allow inspectors to complete mental health training, large parts of the education sector breathed a sigh of relief. Finally, it seemed that action was being taken, both to recognise and begin to address the impact of inspections on educators’ mental wellbeing.

Ofsted is working to increase collaboration and communication in the inspection process. Picture: DglImages/Adobe Stock
Ofsted is working to increase collaboration and communication in the inspection process. Picture: DglImages/Adobe Stock

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