A London school has promised to review security after an Ofsted inspector entered the building unchallenged.
The incident was reported in the latest inspection of the Lubavitch Yeshiva Ketanah in Golders Green — the third since Ofsted rated it inadequate in mid-2018.
The school, Ofsted stated, “employs a security guard to check visitors’ identity and get them to sign in before opening the electronically locked gate. On the morning of the inspection the security guard was absent, and the gate was left ajar, allowing access to any member of the public.”
Leaders had not undertaken a risk assessment in the event of the guard being absent but said they would correct their safeguarding procedures.