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Support not monitoring: No to OFSTED visit (CCCG)

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Jean-Marc Schneiter
5 years ago

Support not monitoring please

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Sally Colston
5 years ago

Teachers efforts are focused on the students , their well being, engagement and learning. This takes all our time and thought - far beyond our working hours. Do not distract us from this with, at this time, pointless exercises that are not at root driven by concern for the students in the pandemic.

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Ahmed Elotmani
5 years ago

Support not monitoring

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Bill Walther
5 years ago

This visit is OUTRAGEOUS.

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Susan Malcolm
5 years ago

An inspection at this time is futile. The FE sector needs support at this time, not judgement.

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Danny Kohler
5 years ago

this OFSTED visit is inconsiderate & inapropriate.

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jane hartley
5 years ago

The workload putting all lessons online is horrendous and this is just too much!!!

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Isatu Taylor
5 years ago

I cannot believe that this is happening in the middle of a pandemic

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Henry Willink
5 years ago

Ridiculous idea!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I know of colleagues who have has covid-19 and are feeling the pressure; difficult to disclose such information

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Stuart McFarlane
5 years ago

I agree with the UCU motion.

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Joanna Sorensen
5 years ago

Come on give us a break we are exhausted!

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Florence Akpokodje
5 years ago

No, Please. Not at this time

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Jasmin Ogbonna
5 years ago Featured

As if it was not enough that we are stressing because students are not engaging, we are being told to teach full timetable online, pairing personal life and work life at home is complicated, we are pressed by management to do all these extra things on top of teaching, we also need to worry and stress about Ofsted?????? NO!!!

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Hasanat
5 years ago

SUPPORT needed in this challenging Corona time. Teachers doing their best under severe constraints; not MONITORING!

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Vassell Anthony Buckley
5 years ago

staff are not valued

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YK Cheung
5 years ago

Incredible at a time of national crisis that OFSTED want to pressure teachers even more. It shows you what the government and OFSTED think about teachers. Just wait until we return on the 8th March to do this.

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Amarjit Bhatti
5 years ago

Absolute disgrace! As if we haven't got enough pressure on us!

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Darren Heppolette
5 years ago

"Ofsted’s aim is to be a force for improvement through intelligent, responsible and focused inspection and regulation." REALLY!!!!!

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Anne Farrell
5 years ago Featured

Ofsted should be asking the SM what have they done to support teachers with the workload and responsibility of supporting students during such stressful and unstable times. They will see that SM have been piling on demands to ensure they impress Ofsted at our cost.