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The narrowing of A-level options will hinder the UK’s success post-Brexit – give pupils more choice, says Paul Whiteman

After a tough year balancing the books, headteachers are demoralised at a real-terms pay cut, writes one heads’ leader

If a National Education Service is to succeed, it needs funding to let teachers do what they do best, says Paul Whiteman

New stats confirm the recruitment crisis enveloping school leadership, and the penny has dropped for the education secretary, who seems ready to work with headteachers on a solution, writes Paul Whiteman

There was much to be welcomed in Damian Hinds’ speech at the NAHT conference, writes the union’s leader, Paul Whiteman

The DfE needs to clarify how it sees academies, maintained schools and local authorities working together to create a coherent and supportive school system, writes the NAHT’s general secretary