Ofsted’s new Chief Inspector, Sir Martyn Oliver, has announced the start date after a series of constructive meetings in his first week in the job.
Sir Martyn Oliver has met with headteacher unions and representatives. He also met with Professor Julia Waters, the sister of Ruth Perry.
Sir Martyn Oliver announces school and further education (FE) inspections will begin from 22nd January 2024.
Sir Martyn has also announced that Ofsted will respond in full to the coroner’s recommendations on 19 January, setting out clearly how Ofsted will conduct inspections with professionalism, courtesy, respect and empathy.
The announcement came after inspector's had received mental health awareness training.
You can read the full report on the GOV.UK website.
Sir Martyn Oliver has met with headteacher unions and representatives. He also met with Professor Julia Waters, the sister of Ruth Perry.
Sir Martyn Oliver announces school and further education (FE) inspections will begin from 22nd January 2024.
Sir Martyn has also announced that Ofsted will respond in full to the coroner’s recommendations on 19 January, setting out clearly how Ofsted will conduct inspections with professionalism, courtesy, respect and empathy.
The announcement came after inspector's had received mental health awareness training.
You can read the full report on the GOV.UK website.
Ofsted
Sir Martyn Oliver
Professor Julia Waters
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