In a joint statement today the ATL, GMB and NUT in Brent announced that the suspended headteacher of Sudbury Primary Academy has resigned.
The unions had threatened joint strike action if headteacher Uma Pandya returned to the school. LINK
Hank Roberts, an ATL Executive member and Branch secretary, said that a 'punitive Ofsted system' and lack of local authority oversight of academies was leading to an increase in allegations of headteacher bullying.
He said that the abandonment of the government's academisation programme and a more supportive inspection system would greatly improve matters.
The statement said:
The unions had threatened joint strike action if headteacher Uma Pandya returned to the school. LINK
Hank Roberts, an ATL Executive member and Branch secretary, said that a 'punitive Ofsted system' and lack of local authority oversight of academies was leading to an increase in allegations of headteacher bullying.
He said that the abandonment of the government's academisation programme and a more supportive inspection system would greatly improve matters.
The statement said:
All the unions congratulate the staff for standing up for themselves and the pupils. We also thank the new Chair of governors, Ian Phillips, for his professional approach throughout this difficult period and helping to get the school back on track. We look forward to a new era of stability for the school where everyone will be working together to deliver the very best for the children.
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