Founding CEO of Yorkshire MAT to retire Former ASCL president and long-term trust boss set to be replaced in new year
ASCL floats ‘3+ point’ grading scale for Ofsted and calls for reform delay Union warns Ofsted’s five-point grading plan would leave ‘school and college leaders in a worse position than they are now’
Covid outcomes squeeze ‘waning’, but disadvantage gap widens Union boss calls for ‘renewed focus on low-attainment and disadvantage gap’, after release of NFER report
ASCL: Base Ofsted report cards on ‘slim set of statutory standards’ The heads’ union sets out key principles of how Labour’s proposed report card should work if they win next week’s election
Focus on recruitment schemes that will make a difference, ministers urged A Schools Week FOI revealed a government scheme to recruit armed forces veterans has tanked
ASCL president urges ‘change of tone’ as parental disputes drive absence Politicians and commentators ‘far too quick to take potshots at schools’, says trust CEO John Camp
ASCL’s election manifesto: 11 stand-out policy proposals Union unveils proposals for political parties in new election ‘manifesto’
NASUWT accepts pay deal, but industrial action still going ahead The teachers’ union said more needs to be done to tackle ‘excessive workload and working hours’
Pepe Di’Iasio nominated to succeed Barton as ASCL general secretary Headteacher and former president is executive’s pick, but members will have chance to challenge him