Dan Lambert

Dan Lambert is one of Her Majesty's Inspectors. He was previously a headteacher in the primary sector and holds qualified teacher status. Dan has worked in a range of schools and phases and has worked as an independent adviser for Pupil Premium. He has particular expertise in computing, geography and mathematics.

Dan Lambert HMI on the inspection of exempt outstanding schools

Dan Lambert, 2 May 2019 - exempt schools, inspection, outstanding schools, schools

Outstanding rated schools are not inspected routinely. Her Majesty's Inspector (HMI) Dan Lambert explains why, and what happens when we do inspect them.

Dan Lambert, Her Majesty’s Inspector, on an ungraded inspection

Dan Lambert, 14 March 2018 - curriculum, inspection, schools

Ungraded inspections are of schools that were good at their previous inspection to check that they remain good. These inspections last one day and typically take place every three to...

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