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‘Catch-up plans must put people ahead of systems’
Catch-up isn’t a short-term fix – we need a three- to five-year plan that is led by schools, says Russell Hobby
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24 February 2021
Teach First may be controversial, but it does work
Teach First’s CEO Russell Hobby responds to *that* tweet and says even those who leave teaching can change the narrative of education
26 October 2018
‘More funding? No new grammar schools? What a Conservative minority government might mean for education’
The high youth turnout at the general election shows schools have done their job to support a generation of engaged and informed young voters. They must keep shaping the debate
9 June 2017
Strong and stable leadership? School bosses embody it
It’s time for a different approach to leadership, says Russell Hobby – with calmness, patience and self-awareness, school management can lead by example
2 June 2017
‘For the first time in a long time, we can now say we’re reducing the amount of high-stakes primary testing’
We’ve had troubling few years on primary testing, but the news today suggests we might finally be making some progress, argues one heads’ leader
30 March 2017
Ofsted reliability study: ‘We need to reduce the consequences of inspectors’ judgements’
Those who hold schools to account should be more open to appeals and challenges and, given the real risk they are wrong, offer support before sanction, writes the NAHT general secretary
7 March 2017
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