Anne Lyons’ Conference Speech 2017
'For Leaders, For Learners; Building an Ambitious Future'
Category: Staff management
NAHT welcomes Alison Peacock as CEO of Chartered College of Teaching
Commenting on the announcement that Professor Dame Alison Peacock has been appointed CEO of the Chartered College of Teaching, Russell Hobby, general secretary of school leaders' union NAHT, said:
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...
NAHT welcomes merger between Teaching Leaders and Future Leaders Trust
Commenting on the announcement today of a merger between Teaching Leaders and The Future Leaders Trust, Russell Hobby, general secretary of school leaders' union NAHT, said:
Top education expert to lead school leadership foundation
Sir Michael Barber appointed as the independent chair of the new Foundation for Leadership in Education
Latest blog posts Leadership Links 11 August 2015
Education journalist Susan Young injects some humour into the current appetite for reality TV school shows and praises the profession as representing the 'noblest form of public service'.
Your union: delivering outstanding CPD
Don't miss the range of exciting new courses on offer from this autumn to help school leaders and middle leaders excel.
Latest blog posts – Secondary Links 21 July 2015
Another chance to read Dr Rona Tutt's blog on how to make the voice of special education heard above the din of announcements across the sector. Other blogs include education journalist Susan...
NAHT says new government immigration rules will hit schools
We note the concern today from the Royal College of Nursing that new rules on minimum salaries for workers from non-EU countries will have an adverse effect on healthcare. The fact is that these...
NAHT congratulates ex-National Treasurer Jack Hatch on OBE
NAHT has warmly congratulated its ex-National Treasurer and former National Executive member Jack Hatch who has been awarded an OBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours list for services to education.