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Moving beyond harm: care, participation and an integrity architecture for school inspection
School inspection is a central instrument of educational accountability in many systems, yet in England there is sustained evidence of significant harms to teachers and school leaders associated with Ofsted inspection. This conceptual paper argues that much of this harm arises from structural featur
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