Ofsted chief's bizarre reason she wouldn't accept all school donations
January 8, 2020
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as posted by the channelNick Ferrari's face was an absolute picture when the head of Ofsted gave a truly bizarre reason that schools should not accept all donations of money.
The chief inspector of Ofsted gave a truly bizarre reason why schools should be careful about accepting donations.
A caller asked whether two private schools were right to reject a donation from Sir Brian Thwaites to create a scholarship focused on helping white working-class boys.
Nick suggested to Amanda Spielman that schools should take money if it helps boost resources to teach children.
But the Ofsted head responded: "Then you could find yourself 30 years down the road with the Jimmy Savile scholarships.
"You'd be trying to unwind and disconnect yourself."
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