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‘Diversity is something we should value in our education system - in terms of both leaders and schools’
I worry when I hear of multi-academy trusts taking an ‘identikit school’ approach; uniformity is not a goal we should be aspiring to, writes the director of middle leaders’ union NAHT Edge
21 December 2016
Grammar schools: just because a policy is popular, doesn’t make it right
Those of us opposing selection need to remember that Theresa May’s policy is based on politics, not education, writes one heads’ leader
7 December 2016
Is the government finally moving away from data as the only way to judge school performance?
Ministers’ over-dependence on annual test results has taken its toll on a generation of heads – and those put off headship because of it – but there are refreshing signs that this could be changing
30 November 2016
‘We should be worried that with the exodus from the profession, teaching is becoming a young person’s game’
Schools are in danger of losing the institutional memory that comes with having a profession infused with experience, writes one heads’ leader
31 October 2016
‘It time to scrap catch-all Ofsted grades altogether - not merely “outstanding”’
Schools are complex, complicated places with a variety of strengths and weaknesses that a single grade can often mask, writes one heads’ leader
25 October 2016
‘The government’s latest policy paper is called Schools that Work for Everyone, but it doesn’t mention SEND once’
Surely children with SEND should be central to educational policy. But it is now quite clear that they are not, writes one heads’ leader
7 October 2016
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