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Court of Appeal rules Ofsted inspector sacked for brushing water off child’s head was unfairly dismissed, says UNISON

Mar 14, 2025By UNISON General Secretary blog

Andrew Hewston’s six-year ordeal should finally be coming to an end

The article Court of Appeal rules Ofsted inspector sacked for brushing water off child’s head was unfairly dismissed, says UNISON first appeared on the UNISON National site.

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Mar 14, 2025UNISON General Secretary blog

Court of Appeal rules Ofsted inspector was unfairly dismissed, says UNISON

Mar 14, 2025By UNISON General Secretary blog

Andrew Hewston’s six-year ordeal should finally be coming to an end

The article Court of Appeal rules Ofsted inspector was unfairly dismissed, says UNISON first appeared on the UNISON National site.

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Mar 14, 2025UNISON General Secretary blog

Former Ofsted inspector wins unfair dismissal case after being sacked for brushing water off a child’s head

Oct 18, 2024By UNISON General Secretary blog

Inspector should never have been sacked and Ofsted shouldn’t have wasted public money pursuing him through the courts

The article Former Ofsted inspector wins unfair dismissal case after being sacked for brushing water off a child’s head first appeared on the UNISON National site.

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Oct 18, 2024UNISON General Secretary blog

Former Ofsted inspector wins unfair dismissal case after being sacked for brushing water off a child’s head

Oct 18, 2024By UNISON General Secretary blog

Inspector should never have been sacked and Ofsted shouldn’t have wasted public money pursuing him through the courts

The article Former Ofsted inspector wins unfair dismissal case after being sacked for brushing water off a child’s head first appeared on the UNISON National site.

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Oct 18, 2024UNISON General Secretary blog

Violence in schools is no laughing matter

Mar 8, 2024By Dave Prentis blog

Education secretary is wrong to make light of aggression

The article Violence in schools is no laughing matter first appeared on the UNISON National site.

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Mar 8, 2024Dave Prentis blog

Violence in schools is no laughing matter

Mar 8, 2024By Dave Prentis blog

Education secretary is wrong to make light of aggression

The article Violence in schools is no laughing matter first appeared on the UNISON National site.

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Mar 8, 2024Dave Prentis blog

UNISON writes to civil service boss for clarity over pay offer

Jun 9, 2023By Dave Prentis blog

General secretary expresses disappointment that the union was not told of a proposed one-off, unconsolidated payment and calls for a pay meeting

The article UNISON writes to civil service boss for clarity over pay offer first appeared on the UNISON National site.

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Jun 9, 2023Dave Prentis blog

UNISON welcomes the decision by Ofsted to bring back early years inspection.

Mar 1, 2016By Dave Prentis blog

UNISON, the union that represents early years inspectors, has welcomed Ofsted’s decision today (Tuesday) to bring the service back in house from April 2017. Early years inspection was previously…Read more…

Mar 1, 2016Dave Prentis blog

It’s like coming home with a poor school report and the admonishment ‘must try harder’

Jan 29, 2016By ATL Speak Out!

One of AMiE’s goals is to highlight what effective leadership looks like, to help raise the standard of leadership and management practice. We believe that the profession itself is able to be…Read more…

Jan 29, 2016ATL Speak Out!

Workload on the front line

Dec 2, 2015By ATL Speak Out!

By Ralph Surman, ATL policy officer. Workload and work life balance is a prominent issue of discussion among educational professionals. The government seems to have taken very little notice of their…Read more…

Dec 2, 2015ATL Speak Out!

Embedding English: From Classroom to Common Inspection Framework

Nov 16, 2015By ATL Speak Out!

As part of ATL’s Union Learning Fund project, ATL Midlands have organized their first English and maths week. This week we’ll feature three blogs from Joanne Miles about embedding…Read more…

Nov 16, 2015ATL Speak Out!

Time for common sense, not spot-fines nonsense.

Oct 27, 2015By Dave Brinson: NUT Report

The requirement of parents to ensure that their children attend school “regularly” is nothing new: it isn’t a Blair-era piece of government control, it dates back to the 1944 Education Act. This was…Read more…

Oct 27, 2015Dave Brinson: NUT Report

Education Select Committee, there are questions we want answered

Sep 15, 2015By ATL Speak Out!

Jill Stokoe is is an Education Policy Adviser at ATL. Last week ATL submitted evidence to the Education Select Committee on the work of Ofsted, based on members’ views and experiences –…Read more…

Sep 15, 2015ATL Speak Out!

Academies are the government’s childlike solution – to everything

Aug 14, 2015By ATL Speak Out!

Laura McInerney, editor of Schools Week,  gives us her take on the first 100 days of a Conservative government. There’s a moment in every child’s life where they happen upon the secret to all of…Read more…

Aug 14, 2015ATL Speak Out!

Stop turning every wild idea into policy

Aug 14, 2015By ATL Speak Out!

Nansi Ellis, ATL assistant general secretary (policy),  gives us her take on the first 100 days of a Conservative government. When I start a project, I usually spend some time scribbling ideas. I let…Read more…

Aug 14, 2015ATL Speak Out!

Government needs to give up the backseat driving

Jun 29, 2015By ATL Speak Out!

Mark Wright is the assistant director of AMiE (leadership and management). Politicians and practitioners ideally work together to take education on a shared journey so it doesn’t bode well that the…Read more…

Jun 29, 2015ATL Speak Out!

Cridland’s comprehensive demolition job on Tory education policy

Jun 19, 2015By ATL Speak Out!

And another thing… A weekly blog by ATL general secretary Mary Bousted John Cridland, director general of the CBI, cannot remotely be named or shamed as a member of the education ‘blob’.  And yet his…Read more…

Jun 19, 2015ATL Speak Out!

And so it begins…

May 18, 2015By ATL Speak Out!

And another thing… Our weekly blog by ATL general secretary Mary Bousted. And so it begins – Nicky Morgan’s bonkers announcement that the leaders of ‘failing or coasting’ schools will have…Read more…

May 18, 2015ATL Speak Out!

Education has remained in the shadows of the election debates

May 6, 2015By ATL Speak Out!

And here’s another thing… Our new weekly blog by ATL general secretary Mary Bousted. Education policy has not been a prominent feature of the election campaign.  Political parties have vied for the…Read more…

May 6, 2015ATL Speak Out!

I predicted this catastrophe in teacher supply. It should have been avoided.

Apr 28, 2015By ATL Speak Out!

And here’s another thing… Our new weekly blog by ATL general secretary Mary Bousted. Tristram Hunt has pledged that Labour would reform School Direct, the school based ITT model introduced by the…Read more…

Apr 28, 2015ATL Speak Out!
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