More than half of headteachers in England polled after their schools underwent Ofsted’s new inspection regime are considering leaving their roles earlier than planned because of the experience, The Guardian reports.

Almost two-thirds of school leaders surveyed said the new regime was much more intense than the previous framework, according to the newspaper’s Nov. 10 report.

The findings concern leaders whose schools had already been inspected under the new system, rather than headteachers across England as a whole. The available report excerpt does not provide the survey’s sample size or identify who conducted it.

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