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Action on Assessment Reform

NAHT's Campaign to change the way that testing is used in our schools. Please complete the form at the end of this page to register your support.

Latest campaign resources

Education White Paper - Curate's Egg or Unfinished Symphony The Government's White Paper on 21st Century Education opens up areas for consultation and debate but fails to indicate how schools will be able to afford to meet some of the changes it heralds. 01/07/2009
MP backs teachers’ campaign Article from Politics.co.uk website 22/06/2009
No future in Sats? Tory plans spell the end The Conservatives plan to scrap Sats "as quickly as possible" should they come to power after the next general election, following an announcement on Sunday 22/06/2009
Online petition for Assessment Reform Online petition by the NUT for Assessment Reform 22/06/2009
Pupils comments on Key Stage 2 SATs A selection of comments were gathered from primary schools in the North of England after the most recent round of SATs tests were completed. 18/06/2009
Conservative KS2 SATs proposal merits further discussion Association of School and College Leaders - Conservative KS2 SATs proposal merits further discussion 17/06/2009
A message to teachers from NUT General Secretary The NUT/NAHT’s campaign to end SATs and introduce meaningful, child-centred assessment - A message to teachers from NUT General Secretary, Christine Blower 17/06/2009
Conservatives announcement on Key Stage 2 SATs Mick Brookes, General Secretary NAHT comments as follows: "NAHT welcomes the innovative thinking behind the announcement by Michael Gove (Sunday 14th June) that SAT testing could be delayed until the start of Y7. 15/06/2009