Showing posts with label NAHT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NAHT. Show all posts
Tuesday 6 June 2023

Education unions to hold joint industrial action campaign meetings in every school in England

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From the NAHT Today (Tue...
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Saturday 1 April 2023

NAHT takes first step towards judicial review proceedings against Ofsted following its failure to pause inspections

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From the National Association of Headteachers Yesterday school leaders’ union NAHT wrote to His Majesty’s Chief Inspector to d...
Tuesday 5 April 2022

Hard-hitting school leaders' Open Letter to Secretary of State condemns 'continued failure to respond to the genuine and increasingly acute experience of our members'

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 School leaders concerned about the current pressures on the education system have issued an Open Letter to  Nadhim Zahawi Secretary of Stat...
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Friday 19 February 2021

Formidable group of unions and education organisations issue joint statement ahead of PM's statement on wider re-opening of schools

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Nine education organisations have joined together to issue a statement on the wider opening of schools and colleges in England. This stateme...
Friday 22 May 2020

NAHT calls on government to justify its belief that June 1st is a wise move

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Paul Whiteman, general secretary of school leaders’ union NAHT said:  Support for a fixed date for school return is vanishing quickly. Wh...
Tuesday 4 July 2017

As results are announced keep the SATs in perspective - schools and children are much more than a test score

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  Children’s author Michael Morpurgo, in a striking phrase, has referred to the SATs taken by 10 and 11 year olds as a ‘...
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Friday 26 May 2017

Headteachers' review of the education policies of the three main parties

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Ahead of tonight's Education Question Time at 6.30pm tonight at Queens Park Community School it is worth reading the National Associ...
Thursday 4 May 2017

School funding crisis - headteachers issue campaign video

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Thursday 19 January 2017

Primary assessment: NAHT call for end of Key Stage 1 statutory assessments and broader judgement of school effectiveness

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The National Association of Headteachers (NAHT) yesterday published the Assessment Review Group's report on primary assessment. The ...
Tuesday 30 August 2016

NAHT's 'broad and balanced' curriculum policy welcome and timely

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There has been much concern about the narrowing of the school curriculum as a result of high stakes testing so the 'Broad and balanced ...