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Page Published: 30 October 2009

NAHT Annual Conference, 30 April - 2 May 2010

Below are the latest news and information items relating to the Annual Conference. Don't forget also to sign up to our Twitter Feed, our Facebook Page and read Steve Smethurst's Blog at the conference.

Latest Conference News

Mick Brookes' speech to Annual Conference 2010 Mick Brookes speaks to delegates at Annual Conference for the last time as General Secretary of NAHT. The title of this year's speech is 'Rebalancing the Agenda'.
Russell Hobby speaks to Annual Conference Incoming General Secretary Russell Hobby delivers an entertaining and thought-provoking speech to members at the National Conference in Liverpool in May 2010
Pre-election Debate at Annual Conference 2010 Education Spokespeople, Ed Balls, Michael Gove, and David Laws deliver their initial speeches to NAHT Annual Conference in Liverpool.
Mick Brookes thanks Education Politicians Mick Brookes thanks politicians, Ed Balls (Labour), Michael Gove (Conservative) and David Laws (Liberal Democrats) for their debate at the NAHT Annual Conference in Liverpool 2010, prior to the General Election.
Interview of Mick Brookes and Christine Blower at Conference The General Secretaries of NAHT and NUT meet to talk about the Sats Boycott at NAHT Annual Conference in Liverpool
Lesley Gannon and Paul Williams talk about Ofsted An interview with Lesley Gannon from NAHT and Paul Williams, Headteacher
What the Papers Say - Richard Garner Richard Garner, education correspondent for The Independent newspaper lookes at the education news in Saturday's papers during Annual Conference.
National President Mike Welsh addresses Conference NAHT National President Mike Welsh addresses the 2010 NAHT Confernce in Liverpool at the Opening Ceremony.
Discussing the Election Mick Brookes, General Secretary and Mike Welsh, National President, discuss the election and sats.
Mick Brookes and Steve Iredale talk about Sats Mick Brookes and Steve Iredale talk at the Liverpool Conference about the upcoming Sats action
General Secretary's Roundup 28 - Annual Conference In this podcast NAHT General Secretary Mick Brookes discusses the issues raised at the press conference in Liverpool
Budget Surpluses largely fictitious The suggestion that schools are sitting on vast wealth is largely fictitious according to NAHT
Meet Russell Hobby Russell Hobby, future General Secretary of NAHT is interviewed at the NAHT Annual Conference 2010 in Liverpool.
Ripped Off Schools NAHT calls for a major enquiry into the supply and maintenance of IT equipment and maintenance in schools having uncovered evidence of 'dodgy practice', inflated costs of equipment and variations in the quality of support services.
Confusion Reigns over School Budget Surpluses An initial investigation conducted by the NAHT into the Audit Commission Report and DCSF guidance (15/3/2010) on excessive balance held by schools in England finds that the assumption that schools are sitting on vast wealth is largely fictitious.