Parliament should be ‘alive with debate’ on school funding, says NAHT
School leaders' union NAHT has taken the unprecedented step of writing to every Westminster MP to urge them to take the education funding crisis more seriously.
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Bradford takes unique approach to raising aspirations
Bradford has become the first city in the country to organise a week of inspirational careers events in both primary and secondary schools.
Response to Chief Inspector of Schools’ narrowed curriculum warning
Read our response to Amanda Spielman's warning that schools in England are focusing too much on working towards academic tests and not offering a balanced enough curriculum
Reaction to Justine Greening’s Conservative Party Conference Speech
The Secretary of State has announced new investment in tailored support for schools facing the most acute recruitment challenges, alongside new pilot programmes to test loan forgiveness and stretched...
Lifting the 1 per cent pay cap in schools must be fully funded
Today a letter sent from the Treasury to the School Teachers' Review Body indicates that the public sector pay cap will soon be lifted for school staff.
NAHT comment on new Ofsted corporate strategy
It's important to recognise that all schools are unique. Because of this, it's vital that all schools are inspected on the same criteria, including free schools and academies."
High quality early years provision makes the biggest impact of all
Today the Sutton Trust publishes a report which questions the wisdom of the government's decision to prioritise quantity over quality in the early years.
Parents have a right to know about the extent of the funding crisis
NAHT says parents have a right to know about the extent of the funding crisis.
NAHT reaction to Angela Rayner’s Labour Party Conference Speech
NAHT reaction to Angela Rayner's Labour Party Conference Speech
Ofsted proposals could create ‘cloud of uncertainty’
An unofficial additional rating will confuse parents and disrupt school improvement.