The deputy head of a school had a heart attack in the toilets after Ofsted downgraded its rating.
The unnamed teacher at an academy in the north of England was taken to hospital by ambulance after falling ill, with inspectors having deemed the school "requires improvement".
A senior colleague, whose name has been changed to Rob Dyson to protect his identity, said the inspection had been a "trauma" and he recalls everyone lost for words in the staff room soon after the watchdog reps had gone.
