Name: In Conversation with HMCI Sir Martyn Oliver: Ofsted & Equity
Start: 2026-01-27T17:30:00+00:00
End: 2026-01-27T20:00:00+00:00
Location: University of Exeter Newman Lecture Theatres, Red LT EX4 4 QD

Sir Martyn Oliver sets out his vision for Ofsted and equity with Sir Michael Barber, followed by a panel and audience Q&A.
About this Event

In Conversation with HMCI Sir Martyn Oliver: Ofsted & Equity brings together Sir Martyn Oliver, Sir Michael Barber and Professor Lee Elliot Major for an in-depth discussion on Ofsted’s new inspection framework and its implications for equity and disadvantage.

Date: Tuesday 27th January 2025

Time: 17.30 arrival for a 18.00 start. 19.15 finish with drinks until 20.00.

Venue: University of Exeter Newman Lecture Theatres, Red LT EX4 4 QD

Event information:

Sir Martyn will set out his vision for inspection and accountability, reflecting on how the revised framework can better recognise inclusion, improvement and the experiences of disadvantaged pupils. Sir Michael Barber and Professor Lee Elliot Major will respond, drawing on their expertise in system reform, evidence and educational inequality.

The event will include a chaired panel discussion followed by an audience Q&A, offering members the opportunity to engage directly with the speakers on the challenges and opportunities facing schools, inspectors and the wider system as inspection enters a new phase.

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