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Government鈥檚 teacher pay claims are 鈥榚conomically incoherent鈥�
As teacher pay negotiations rumble on, headteacher and former NEU president Robin Bevan wonders if ministers truly understand the economic arguments at play and the long-term damage any misunderstandings could do
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6 February 2023
鈥楪avin, are you all right? I鈥檓 a bit worried about you鈥�
Education secretary Gavin Williamson has been making strange decisions 鈥� I鈥檓 concerned about him, says Robin Bevan
17 December 2020
Why the NEU is more important to teachers than ever
With cuts biting and a Tory majority government readying its policy plans, to suggest the National Education Union is irrelevant is a big mistake
2 January 2020
鈥楴ine changes that would prove Ofsted is REALLY listening鈥�
The chief inspector claims she鈥檚 listening to schools 鈥� but Ofsted鈥檚 proposed changes fall well short, says Robin Bevan
24 April 2019
鈥極fsted could end up wasting everyone鈥檚 time鈥�
In developing its new inspection framework, Ofsted must ensure it is backed up by robust evidence, writes Robin Bevan
15 October 2018
鈥楳r Hinds, here鈥檚 how to cut teacher workload...鈥�
The education secretary thinks he can鈥檛 do much to tackle teacher workload 鈥� but he鈥檚 wrong, writes Robin Bevan
8 October 2018
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