Lifting cap on faith selection not answer to boosting social mobility
In an increasingly diverse Britain, this is the wrong time to increase the barriers between young people
Category: Infrastructure
Case for statutory PSHE becoming unarguable, says NAHT
Yet again we see a parliamentary report call for statutory PSHE. Yet again the government's response is to do nothing
PSHE crucial to allow discussions around online bullying
Suitable training and compulsory PSHE needed
Extra free school places no substitute for strategic place planning
Additional school places welcome but local oversight needed
Welcome decision not to exclude parents from school governing bodies
Common sense has prevailed
Sex and Relationships Education should be the right of all children
Incidents of sexual harassment in school are incredibly concerning, and good practice needs to become commonplace
NAHT express concern over drop in number of school nurses
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) today published figures showing that the number of school nursing posts has fallen by 13% since 2010, warning that this may be putting vulnerable children at risk. ...
NAHT response to child abuse and neglect consultation
We cautiously support the call for effective forms of mandatory reporting, but this should not be regarded as the single solution to a complex issue
We need stronger planning and more investment for school places
Integrated local planning of school places across maintained, academy and free schools is vital
Birmingham schools still face unacceptable pressures, says NAHT
Today Ofsted have published a letter detailing their assessment that Birmingham City Council still has problems to solve regarding child protection.