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The headteacher of a primary school in Wirral suffered a suspected heart attack during an Ofsted inspection, as students witnessed her being taken away in an ambulance. The incident occurred on the second morning of the inspection at Chapelhill Primary School.
Chapelhill Primary School, part of the Leading Learners Trust, confirmed that headteacher Sarah McFarlane fell ill and was transported to a local hospital. Ofsted has stated that the inspection was immediately paused upon learning of the situation. The school issued a statement to parents and pupils, indicating that Ms. McFarlane is receiving care and that early indications are positive.
School officials acknowledged that some pupils saw Ms. McFarlane leave in an ambulance and that efforts have been made to reassure them. The school was formerly known as Sandbrook Primary before reopening as Chapelhill Primary, an academy school.
An Ofsted spokesperson expressed thoughts for Ms. McFarlane and the school community, wishing her a swift recovery. The watchdog confirmed the inspection began the previous day and was halted immediately following the incident.