Sentences with phrase «head teachers warn»

Schools could soon be facing severe financial hardship which could affect standards because of cuts to their budgets, head teachers warn.

Head teachers warned the partial, provisional tables may give parents an «inaccurate and incomplete picture».

Head teachers warned that the idea would have to be handled «extremely carefully to ensure it is not just a populist gimmick».

Last month, head teachers warned MPs on the Education Select Committee of a deepening «crisis» in recruiting and retaining teachers.

Head teachers warning that they face financial meltdown are «furious» that the government has been pledging funds to create grammar schools in England.

Not exact matches

«Heads are even prepared to break their statutory duties to teach RE as they switch resources to other qualifications, the National Association of Teachers of Religious Education (NATRE) has warned.

The head teacher of a Church of England school in south east London has signaled he will continue excluding under - performing pupils, despite a warning from the Government that he may be breaking the law.

A nursery school teacher told Spock that suddenly children were beginning to bop each other on the head without warning.

His comments come as members of the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) warned that this could be depriving youngsters of having positive male role models.

And the leader of the union of head teachers has warned that children from European backgrounds are worried they may be forced to leave the UK.

Schools lack the resources to provide adequate support to students suffering from mental issues, the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) has warned.

The National Association for Head Teachers (NAHT) has warned that new immigration rules for non-EU workers could have a negative impact on schools.

Russell Hobby, general secretary of the school leaders union NAHT, has responded to warnings that more young people may yet travel to conflict ridden Syria during the school holidays by saying head teachers can not be expected to be «counter-terror experts».

However, head teachers have warned that the proposal will need to be handled «extremely carefully to ensure it is not just a populist gimmick».

The report warned that national statistics disguised considerable local variations and did not truly reflect the experiences of head teachers in England trying to recruit staff.

School leaders» union the National Association of Head Teachers has endorsed the Children's Commissioner's reminder of the importance of online safety — and warns that statutory action is vital.

Local head teachers have stated that they may have to cut school hours because of cash shortages and in response to this school governors have warned MPs that they will stop working.

This is not the only issue regarding funding in the education sector, as many head teachers have warned that school hours may have to be cut as funding becomes a growing problem.

Jon Wilson, a head teacher of Duffryn High School, Newport, told the BBC that he has asked for the buildings at his school to be revamped for the past 13 years with no action taken, warning that a «whole generation of schools» across Wales are in a similar situation.

In light of this, head teachers have warned that they may have to cut school hours and governors have threatened to stop working.

Head teachers and school business managers have warned that funding cuts could cause special educational needs (SEN) units at mainstream schools to close.

However, the state legislature's independent Legislative Analyst office, headed by Elizabeth Hill, warned that increases in scores could be the result of the fact that questions on the Stanford 9 remained similar for three years, so students and teachers are becoming more familiar with the style of questions.

Hundreds of schools are expected to remain closed today, 12 December as the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) warns staff not to come into work if it is unsafe to travel.

Head teachers» leaders have also warned that fewer appeals are likely from state schools because of the cost of re-marking, with fees costing between # 20 - 60 per paper.

School inspectorate Ofsted warned last year that the number of new teachers had fallen by 16 per cent over five years, while pupil numbers are heading for a 50 - year peak in 2023.

Grammar schools in England may ask parents for hundreds of pounds a year to cope with funding cuts, their head teachers» association has warned.

Every state school head teacher in West Sussex signed a joint letter to the prime minister warning that they could have to cut school hours because of a lack of funding.

The system for creating new school places in England is fragmented and confusing, risking harm to children's education, head teachers have warned.

Head teachers welcomed a more transparent way of allocating money between schools - but warned that it did not address the bigger question of the overall funding gap.

In a blog, Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, also warned that Ms Morgan would need a «fresh vision».

Paul Whiteman, leader of the National Association of Head Teachers, warned of the impact of funding pressures.

National Association of Head Teachers general secretary Russell Hobby warned of «a significant difference between official statistics and the perceptions of those in schools.

Head teachers have attacked the idea of Ofsted inspectors visiting schools in England without any warning.

Sir Michael warned that there had been a «sudden and steep decline in these schools» - and that the inspections and talks with head teachers revealed evidence of «grave concern».

Head teachers» leader Brian Lightman has warned of «volatility» in results for some individual schools.

Head teachers» leader Russell Hobby said the plans for a «more rigorous exam to the existing GCSE contain merit» but warned against an over-hasty implementation.

Head teachers» leaders warned that such «structural changes» would be irrelevant unless the government addressed a «looming crisis in both funding and recruitment».

There have been warnings from head teachers about confusion facing pupils after they receive their GCSE results, with not enough clarity about the separation of AS - levels and A-levels from this autumn.

Head teachers are warning cuts to their budgets mean schools could soon be facing severe financial hardship, which could result in lower standards.

Last week, the ASCL head teachers» conference warned that schools could have to cut hours because of deepening funding problems.

Head teachers have written to Theresa May to warn that a funding crisis could make schools reduce hours, lay off staff or stop teaching some subjects.

Head teachers are warning that cuts to their budgets mean schools could soon be facing severe financial hardship, which could result in lower standards.

Head teachers have been warning about job losses caused by cash shortages, with the National Audit Office estimating schools will have to cut # 3bn from budgets by 2019 - 20 to meet rising cost pressures.

When it comes to plausibility, head teachers» warnings of cuts to children's lessons will always win out over politicians protesting that funding is at record levels.

Petitions and protest letters have been sent to MPs about cuts to jobs and school services - and warning letters from head teachers will have been sent home to alert parents.

The funding warning letter will be sent by head teachers to parents in more than 4,000 schools, saying that many schools are going to have to cut staff and subject choices.

Grammar school head teachers have gone a step further and warned that parents might to have to pay to make up the shortfall.

Hundreds of head teachers in West Sussex have written to MPs warning that the government's funding shake - up has failed to tackle «extremely bleak» budget shortfalls.

There have been warnings of practical difficulties of no - notice inspections, such as the head teacher being away that day or pupils being out on school trips.

Schools in England can no longer work with Ofsted's «adversarial approach» and the watchdog should be totally transformed, head teachers have warned.