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Revealed: stress of Ofsted inspections cited as factor in deaths of 10 teachers - Vimarsana News

Revealed: stress of Ofsted inspections cited as factor in deaths of 10 teachers

Observer investigation uncovers link between school reports and heart attacks, strokes and nervous breakdowns

'Exhausted, broken, at risk of heart attacks': UK headteachers quit as cuts push them to the edge | Schools - Vimarsana News

'Exhausted, broken, at risk of heart attacks': UK headteachers quit as cuts push them to the edge | Schools

With a strike ballot looming, school leaders say erosion of services for children and families has made their jobs untenable

Barrow firefighter inundated with kind-hearted messages over retirement - Vimarsana News

Barrow firefighter inundated with kind-hearted messages over retirement

THE community has thanked a long-serving firefighter who is hanging up his hat after 30 years of service.

'I can't go through it again': heads quit over 'brutal' Ofsted inspections | Ofsted - Vimarsana News

'I can't go through it again': heads quit over 'brutal' Ofsted inspections | Ofsted

Headteachers say inspectors are ignoring or dismissing the harsh realities of Covid in schools

'Some messages have been just sobbing': phone line helps headteachers with burden of Covid | Teaching - Vimarsana News

'Some messages have been just sobbing': phone line helps headteachers with burden of Covid | Teaching

Last modified on Sat 17 Apr 2021 03.32 EDT For Alex Barnes*, head of a large secondary school in Yorkshire, the stresses of being in charge in the pandemic became too much. Last spring, just at the end of the first lockdown, she reached breaking point. “The demands were coming at me from every angle,” she says. “Worried parents bombarding me with questions, teachers and their unions demanding assurances that the school was safe. I became desperately worried that I’d be responsible for a rise in infections. “One night I went home to my husband and said, ‘I donâ€...