Ruth Perry's sister slams Ofsted inspectors' 'terrible behaviours'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Schools and teachers should be accountable to the families and communities they serve.
46% : She will ever be in our hearts.'A photograph of Ruth Perry attached to a gate at John Rankin Schools in Newbury, Berkshire, which blocked an Ofsted inspection in March in protest following her deathAmanda Spielman, chief inspector of Ofsted, has apologised for the distress Mrs Perry 'undoubtedly experienced as a result of our inspection'Concluding her inquest, Senior Coroner Mrs Connor said: 'The evidence is clear in this respect, and I find that Ruth's mental health deterioration and death was likely contributed to by the Ofsted inspection.'
44% : An inquest into her death, held at Reading Town Hall, concluded on Thursday that the inspection 'likely contributed' to her death; it had heard how Mrs Perry had been tearful during the Ofsted visit and kept telling inspectors: 'It's not looking good, is it?'Her sister, Professor Julia Waters, has now called for Ofsted to take action on its inspections, following comments by Senior Coroner Heidi Connor that the Caversham Primary visit 'lacked fairness, respect and sensitivity'.
41% : 'The new Chief Inspector of Schools faces a massive challenge to put these failings right.

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