Alternative heads

Parents believe business executives could run schools better than anyone else apart from teachers, a survey for the National College for School Leadership shows
13th June 2008, 1:00am
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Alternative heads

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Parents believe business executives could run schools better than anyone else apart from teachers, a survey for the National College for School Leadership shows. The largest proportion of parents, 14 per cent, picked business people as alternative heads, while police and military officers were other popular options.

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