NAHT | Edexec - Part 6

Primary schools condemned by DfE for holding half-term Sats revision

14th February 2020

As reported by The Guardian, the use of holiday ‘booster sessions’ for pupils in year two preparing for their Sats keep reading

Schools in England buying mental health support has nearly doubled in three years

6th February 2020

As reported by The Guardian, a poll by the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) has found that the number keep reading

Schools rated outstanding to face inspections again, says DfE

14th January 2020

As reported by BBC news, every school in England currently rated as “outstanding” would be inspected in the next five keep reading

Do the party pledges cut it? School Cuts website updated to reflect what manifestos mean for every school in England

6th December 2019

The School Cuts website at www.schoolcuts.org.uk has been relaunched to show exactly what the manifestos of the Conservatives, Labour and keep reading

School Cuts coalition welcomes Labour's ‘once in a generation’ funding pledge

26th November 2019

A coalition of education unions has today welcomed Labour’s manifesto commitment to reverse all cuts to school budgets and to keep reading

NAHT: lack of funding for essential public services the biggest barrier to tackling knife crime

1st November 2019

NAHT have commented on the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) report which said that school exclusions often lead to children using keep reading

NAHT supports parent’s demonstrations condemning school funding

25th October 2019

As reported by the Independent, parents at hundreds of schools across the country have taken part demonstrations condemning the government’s education keep reading

One in three ‘middle leaders’ considering leaving the profession, says NAHT

24th October 2019

NAHT has published new research which shows that schools are at risk of losing staff who are juggling classroom roles keep reading

Social barriers already limit career ambitions by age seven, study says

18th October 2019

As reported by the BBC, according to a report from the OECD international economics think tank, by age seven limits keep reading

More than 16,500 schools losing out under new cash allocations for April 2020

17th October 2019

Today, the School Cuts coalition launches a fully updated interactive map of England’s schools which shows that 83% of schools keep reading