NAHT respond to IFS report into education spending
The report predicts a 6.5% real terms cut between 2015 and 2019
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Excessive workload damaging the teaching profession, say NAHT
The Department for Education today (Friday) release a report revealing that teachers work a self-reported 54.4 average hours per week, compared to an international average of just 45.9 (TALIS, 2013)....
How the £3bn education funding shortfall will affect schools in London
Schools in London will soon be feeling the impact of an estimated £3bn shortfall in the government's education budget by 2020.
Significant investment needed for school buildings
Commenting on a new report by the NAO into capital funding for schools, Russell Hobby, general secretary of school leaders' union NAHT, said:
A long term plan is needed to address recruitment and retention crisis
NAHT comment on the Education Select Committee report on recruitment and retention of teachers
MPs must challenge ministers on the sufficiency of school funding, say
Today the House of Commons Education Committee will hear from Nick Gibb on school funding
Treasury should reverse the clawback of school funding, says NAHT
The DfE needs to join up funding and policy, particularly in the face of swift policy changes
School budgets are becoming unsustainable, warn school leaders
School budgets are becoming unsustainable, warn school leaders
How the shortfall in education funding will affect schools in Bristol
NAHT is holding a series of national events to raise awareness among school leaders, governors and parents. We will be meeting in Bristol on Thursday 19th January to spread the word in the hope that...
Teacher pay restraints damaging education, say NAHT
Commenting on a report by the TUC into the real pay losses faced by public sector workers, Russell Hobby, general secretary of school leaders' union NAHT, said: