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GCSE

Don't make teachers scapegoats for following instructions
02 November 2012 Responding to Ofqual's report into the marking of GCSE English, the association said teachers were...
NAHT welcomes next stage in seeking GCSE grading redress
26 October 2012 NAHT has reiterated its support for moves to make the examination bodies and regulators face up to...
Effects of GCSE English shambles shown in official figures
19 October 2012 We congratulate everyone on their GCSEs this year and thank the teachers who worked hard to obtain...
Figures released for English Baccalaureate
05 October 2012 It is no surprise that when schools are put in a position where their future is based on certain...
Survey on future exam policy for GCSE English
02 October 2012 This survey on behalf of the TES, ASCL and NAHT, is about secondary schools' future exam policy for...
GCSE English
28 September 2012 An e-mail was sent recently to secondary members outlining the stage reached in the legal challenge...
Pupils join alliance in legal challenge
21 September 2012 Some 180 pupils are part of an alliance that has today started legal action against exam regulator...
Time to follow the Welsh Government's decision
20 September 2012 Ofqual must follow the example of the Welsh Government and order a regrade of GCSE English papers,...
The EBC... and a very selective consultation
18 September 2012 The next batch of guinea-pigs in England's ongoing educational experiment have been chosen. Arise,...
More needed to make GCSE reforms work
18 September 2012 The English Baccalaureate Certificate contains some promising measures but requires further to work...

Governing Bodies

The Parents, the Politician and the Carpetbagger
11 February 2013 This interesting film by independent film-maker Rhonda Evans follows parents and teachers from a...
Changes planned to be implemented in the current academic year
05 November 2012 DfE-generated summary of key changes to be implemented in the course of 2012/13
Governors Guide to the Law
07 June 2012 This DfE guide sets out the statutory requirements relating to governing body responsibilities.
Chair of governors role review sought
06 May 2012 Members of NAHT are seeking a review of the role of chair of governor following their motion at...
Commission to investigate academisation
16 April 2012 An independent commission has been established in response to the rapid academisation of the...
New tool for schools to help find governors
10 February 2012 A new web-based tool to help schools find a school governor with the right skills and talents has...
Move on from structures to teaching quality
17 November 2011 NAHT says the government's Education Bill paid too much attention to structures, powers and...
New schools admission code could go further
03 November 2011 NAHT welcomes greater clarity but suggests the new school admissions code could do more to level...
Status of the school profile
21 June 2011 Members have sought clarification about whether schools are still required to publish a School...
Strong governing body essential for improvement
18 May 2011 The NAHT said it agreed wholeheartedly with the Ofsted report, released this morning (18th May...

Government Policy

Consultation response - Proposals to reform vocational qualifications
22 May 2013 NAHT's response to the consultation that closed on May 10th is attached.
NAHT comments on Osborne's commitment to protect education funding
20 March 2013 Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT), said: It's...
More than structural change needed for systemic challenges, says NAHT
27 February 2013 The National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) responds with interest to the findings of a new...
NAHT comments on reported plans to build new schools
05 December 2012 Russell Hobby, general secretary of the NAHT said: We would be very pleased if reports of capital...
Is Gove running dry?
09 October 2012 NAHT eagerly awaits Gove's real speech on education. We've heard some warm-up words - and very nice...
Nick Clegg announces ''catch up'' premium
26 September 2012 Additional funds to help boost children's learning at this key stage and in these critical subject...
Holding schools to account vs comparable outcome
25 September 2012 Nice speech by the new education minister David Laws at the LibDem conference, in which he...
Let's continue with our working relationship
04 September 2012 The NAHT hopes to continue to work closely with Michael Gove in the future.
Requirements for school websites
23 August 2012 This is a reminder that as of 1st September 2012, maintained schools in England are required to...
Rona Tutt - Special Educational Needs archive
07 August 2012 This series covers both residential and mainstream education.
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Grievance Staff

A008 - Dispute Resolution Policy and Procedures
03 October 2011 These procedures are designed to resolve any concerns/disputes that arise in a timely fashion and in a manner which avoids adversarial exchanges. The focus is intended be on resolution rather than on dispute. The procedure[s] to be followed will depend on the particular nature of an individual's concern[s]. The procedures include: Grievance Bully and Harassment [Dignity at Work] Pay and Performance Management Appeals [see Pay and PM policies] Whistle Blowing

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