To ask for likely interview questions?

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Posting here for a little more traffic, The Staffroom board is fairly quiet.

Experienced teacher going for an interview tomorrow, any ideas on the sorts of questions likely to be asked? I'm a little rusty!

TIA

Not sure if this has posted or not

How do you ensure progress in your classroom?
How do you support PP/SEN/FSM/working class white boys?
How do you ensure challenge?
Say a naked picture sent by one student was sent around the rest of the year group; how do you contain this issue in your lesson?

And good luc!

Thanks! Great ideas.
Should have mentioned that I'm primary, here's hoping that the naked photos won't be an issue

Any others?

How do you develop or enhance cultural capital?
What do you understand about keeping yourself safe?
What would you expect to see within the PHSE provision?
What areas for development have you identified from school data and how would you improve these school development areas?
What would you expect to see in an outstanding lesson?
If it is a faith school then you must be asked a faith question.
I would expect a question about the changes in KCSIE?
How do your reconcile the GDPR with safeguarding.
How would you handle an angry parent?
What do you understand your duties to be in relation to PREVENT?
What did you develop in you last position?

There should be a safeguarding question. Also about pupil attainment/progress and your cpd. Can you give an example of a creative solution to a problem you have? Tell us about a challenging situation with a parent - what happened, how did you respond, would you do anything differently etc