NSN Blog: free school voice
Written by:
Luke Tryl
On:
Fri 12 April 2019
NSN Director Luke Tryl wrote a piece for TES on why there should be an AP free school wave.
Written by:
Chris Woolf
On:
Thu 28 March 2019
Chris Woolf is Headteacher at Pinner High School, a secondary free school in Harrow.
Written by:
Hannah Jackson
On:
Tue 19 March 2019
This blog was written by Hannah Jackson, an Adviser, for non-executive directors and those involved with mutli-academy trusts that have worked with NSN through the Academy Ambassadors Programme.
Written by:
Eleanor Downton
On:
Tue 19 March 2019
On Monday 11th March, NSN Associate John Godfrey spoke at a Westminster Education Forum seminar on ‘Building new schools in England and meeting the demand for school places’, including sessions rangin...
Written by:
Joceline Perrot
On:
Fri 8 March 2019
Before attending Driving success in special free schools, organised by NSN in partnership with the National Association of Independent Schools & Non-Maintained Special Schools (NASS), I believed I...
Written by:
Eleanor Downton
On:
Fri 1 March 2019
On Tuesday 12th February, Elliott Hudson College (EHC) in Leeds hosted a Spotlight visit for open and approved free school leaders....
Written by:
Will Colahan
On:
Thu 21 February 2019
Last week Deputy Head of Advisory Services, Jennifer Gifford, spoke at a Westminster Education Forum event on improving educational attainment and social mobility....
Written by:
Phil Copple
On:
Fri 15 February 2019
As the debate over GCSEs was brought to the fore this week, our blog looks at the curriculum decisions taken by free schools and how they perform at GCSE.
