Four out of five teachers say new inspection system is needed, poll suggests
by Eleanor Busby
Apr 02, 2024
3 minutes
More than four out of five teachers in England believe a new system of inspection should be introduced because Ofsted has “many problems”, a survey suggests.
The majority of teachers (90%) said they do not believe single-word judgments are a fair reflection of the performance of a school.
A poll, of more than 4,500 National Education Union (NEU) teacher members in state schools in England, suggests 62% feel the inspection system causes them mental ill-health and 59% say it affects their home life.
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