Four key priorities for the new Secretary of State for Education
We welcome Justine Greening to the post of Secretary of State for Education, Women and Equalities
Category: Press Release
We need stronger planning and more investment for school places
Integrated local planning of school places across maintained, academy and free schools is vital
Asian maths method also needs to provide time to plan and prepare
The success of such a programme will also depend on sufficient numbers of well trained and well engaged teachers
ITT reports will be welcomed by school leaders
We urge the government to consider our proposal for a two year qualification period for new teachers
NAHT comment on news that Theresa May will be the next Prime Minister
Before setting any specific policy, we'd like to see better engagement from the new prime minister
Survey reveals difficult ‘Balancing Act’ for deputy & assistant heads
NAHT today publish The Balancing Act: a report into the working lives of deputy and assistant head teachers and vice principals. It reveals the full extent of the workload teachers in these roles...
A national strategy on harmful sexual behaviour in children is needed
Young people showing harmful sexual behaviour should still be treated as children
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.
NAHT welcomes STRB recommendation that teachers’ pay must increase
NAHT welcomes the STRB's recommendation that the teaching profession needs an increase in pay 'significantly higher' than 1% to address recruitment problems.
Don’t feel pressured into becoming an academy
Schools should be able to convert if they are sure it is the right course of action for them