NAHT reaction to Angela Rayner’s Labour Party Conference Speech
NAHT reaction to Angela Rayner's Labour Party Conference Speech
Category: Governance
Government must act on class sizes, says NAHT
With increasing pupil numbers, and real terms cuts, it is clear that the government must act on school funding
Mental health training for secondary teachers a welcome first step
Government must also address CAMHS waiting times, and recommit to PSHE
Grammar school plans are shelved
NAHT reaction to the Queen's Speech and confirmation of key policy changes
Supporting school leaders’ top priorities for education
Information on how to get involved in the five priorities campaign.
Brexit should not dominate the General Election, says NAHT
Education is still a key election battleground and we need to keep it that way
More grammar schools should not be a priority for education
NAHT suggests five key priorities for the main political parties
Local planning over school places and admissions is vital, says NAHT
Today parents find out which primary school their child has been allocated. Russell Hobby, general secretary of school leaders' union NAHT, comments
Grammars – for the few at the expense of the many
The government is fixated on expanding selection at 11, despite all the evidence.
Government has muddled thinking on social mobility
As MPs debate social mobility, we welcome cross-party opposition to expanding selection