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Headteachers could strike after high court denies Ofsted inspection review

The Guardian

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November 04, 2025

A headteachers' union is to consult members about possible industrial action after the high court dismissed its attempt to bring a legal challenge against Ofsted's new inspection regime for schools in England.

- Sally Weale Education correspondent

The National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) sought permission to apply for a judicial review, claiming the schools watchdog failed to adequately consult on the new framework or give proper consideration to the negative impact on teachers' wellbeing.

Yesterday, however, Mr Justice Saini, sitting at the high court in London, refused the union permission to apply for a judicial review, ruling there was "no arguable error" in the consultation process.

Ofsted had made its decision in a "procedural and lawful way", the judge concluded. He ordered the claimants to pay £40,000 of the watchdog's legal costs. The new inspection framework will now launch on 10 November as planned.

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