What makes effective opposition?
Tom Welch explores the debates we’d like to see between politicians & professionals – resulting in flexible policies adaptable to local challenges.
Tag Archives: Government
Don’t let the politics get you down
In the wake of Nick Gibb’s attack on the state of the education system, SSAT Chief Executive Sue Williamson explains why we’re staying cool.
A lesson in humanity
SSAT’s Research Consultant Tom Welch considers the core human values at stake during the current Syrian refugee crisis.
A period of calm and stability?
Bill Watkin on the most significant changes to the education system in 2015-16.
A period of calm and stability . . . . . . and another change in the rules
Bill Watkin explores the issues surrounding whether or not legacy GCSEs can be counted in performance tables once the new GCSEs are in place.
The English Baccalaureate and Progress 8. All clear now?
Bill Watkin explores the changes to secondary school accountability measures and highlights key developments regarding the Ebacc and progress 8.
Vic Goddard’s letter to the Secretary of State – a response by Sue Williamson
A response from SSAT Chief Executive Sue Williamson to Vic Goddard’s letter, sent Wednesday 27 May 2015 to Secretary of State for Education Nicky Morgan.
An outstanding headteacher in every local school
Dan Belcher, Head of Secondary SSAT, outlines how SSAT can help you in equipping the next generation of outstanding school leaders.
SSAT’s response to the statement from government regarding a College of Teaching
SSAT’s response to the statement from government regarding a College of Teaching
Education Select Committee Session – 22 October 2014
Chris Smith reports from the latest Education Select Committee session, focusing on academies and free schools.
