Teachers at schools with lower Ofsted ratings ‘less likely to receive mental health training’

Amy Houghton
Wednesday, August 31, 2022

Less than a third of teachers working at secondary schools with Ofsted ratings lower than “outstanding” have received mental health training, according to a new survey by the Early Intervention Foundation (EIF).

Most teachers say they have noticed an increase in anxiety among pupils. Picture: Adobe Stock
Most teachers say they have noticed an increase in anxiety among pupils. Picture: Adobe Stock

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