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Ofsted 2026

NTTC was inspected by Ofsted in April 2026, using the new report-card system.

Ofsted’s report drew out NTTC’s key strengths in inclusion and supporting trainees to develop professional behaviours through professional development, as well as supporting trainee wellbeing:  

  • ‘Trainees flourish at Norfolk Teacher Training Centre.’    

  • ‘Trainees feel they are part of acaringcommunity. 

  • ‘There is a family feel at the provider. This makes trainees feel well supported and they secure a deep trust in provider staff.’  

  • ‘Trainees achieve well and progress onto successful careers.’  

  • ‘Trainees learn about the importance of professional relationships in schools.’ 

  • ‘Traineesroutinely display high standards of professional conduct.


Our curriculum was also recognised as supporting trainees through excellence:

  • ‘Trainees benefit from a carefully crafted curriculum. They develop a secure understanding of the key principles that underpin their teaching.’   

  • ‘Trainees develop a secure understanding of the key principles that underpin their teaching.’  

  • ‘Trainees are supported well by subject and phase experts. This helps trainees think about how to break down their expertise to help pupils learn.’   

  • ‘Primary trainees develop a rich understanding across national curriculum subjects.’  

  • ‘Trainees are very well prepared for their careers in secondary schools.’  

  • ‘Trainees develop a secure understanding of key pedagogical knowledge which helps them become successful subject teachers.’  

  • ‘Experts help trainees to break their subject expertise down into manageable pieces for pupils. Trainees successfully apply this subject and teaching knowledge to their classroom practice.’  

  • ‘Trainees understand and can support a wide range of pupils' needs, including needs that predominate in local schools.’  

  • ‘Trainees hear directly from specialists.’ 

 

Click here to read the report in full