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> Essentially somebody at the school either knows the inspector or somebody very close to them, and gets a tip off about when it will occur. That's impressive
by opheliate 6y ago
> Essentially somebody at the school either knows the inspector or somebody very close to them, and gets a tip off about when it will occur.
That's impressive corruption. My mother works in one of the local secondary schools, and they absolutely do not get know when inspections will occur, I guess that really depends on the school.
- michaelt 6y agoI don't know anything about corruption - but I do know multiple inspectors turn up together, and most inspectors are themselves former teachers. So it's easy to imagine how occasionally an inspector would have an old friend at the school.