Inspectors may interview your office staff
Ofsted inspectors will talk to a sample of staff when gathering evidence as part of the 'behaviour and attitudes' judgement about school culture and practice in relation to pupils' behaviour, support for staff and other systems.
Inspectors will select staff from across your school, who are most affected by pupils’ challenging behaviour. This includes office staff.
Staff may bring another appropriate person to these interviews, but they must be allowed to express their views freely.
This is explained in the School Inspection Handbook (paragraphs 120, 121 and 329).
What your office staff need to know
School aims
It's good practice to involve all staff when developing your school aims.
Remind your office staff about what your school aims are during INSET training and regularly throughout the year.
Most discussions about your school's performance will be with senior leaders, but inspectors will expect your office staff to
