what happens when a school goes into special measures
A 1/2 AL AIC Schools in special measures in England and Wales When a school goes into special measures there can be a considerable impact on the working conditions of teaching and support staff.This factsheet looks at why a school is placed in special measures and addresses the key concerns of its staff. Her Majestyâs Inspectorate (HMI) team will conduct their first monitoring visit within four to six months of the school being judged as requiring special measures.The HMI report may, depending on what progress has been made, recommend that the school be taken out of special measures.