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‘Every year, schools’ achievements are overshadowed by comparisons between one year’s results and the next’
And this year, to heap even more pressure on, these comparisons aren’t even fair, writes one headteacher union leader
26 January 2018
‘Heads want to provide top-class careers education. But the money isn’t there’
Like the new education secretary, students want to enjoy the thrill of careers success – and the chance to make a difference, writes the NAHT general secretary. Especially in Brexit Britain, the government must make the funds available
12 January 2018
‘Ofsted needs to recognise the challenges of teaching in a disadvantaged community. Until then, this culture of fear will prevail’
It’s not helpful, or indeed accurate, for the inspectorate to say in its annual report that schools are using their communities as an excuse for underperformance, writes one teachers’ leader
13 December 2017
‘If Justine Greening is serious about social mobility, it’s time to increase the early years pupil premium’
The early years phase of education is the best opportunity to close the attainment gap – it’s time to put some extra cash behind it, writes one heads’ leader
26 October 2017
‘There are elements to applaud in Justine Greening’s approach, but it’ll mean little without extra funding’
The DfE has clearly been doing some thinking, but with thousands of schools at risk of going under, we need more money before anything else, writes one headteachers’ leader
2 October 2017
‘Teachers can’t be expected to solve social mobility on their own’
Schools can’t improve equality for pupils if they are struggling for money themselves – vital interventions that could improve equality are already disappearing
3 August 2017
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