Julie Robinson, General Secretary of ISC responds to the Ofsted chief inspector's claims that all independent schools should sponsor an academy and that setting up international schools is a 'moral outrage'
New ISC research looks at the differences in attainment between independent and state school pupils.
In his latest blog, Ofsted's Chief Inspector describes what he calls the 'brain drain' of UK teachers moving abroad and what can be done to solve the problem. ISC General Secretary, Julie Robinson, responds.
Barnaby Lenon, Chairman of ISC, responds to claims made against independent schools by the editor of the Good Schools Guide.
A quarter of all A level entries for French, German and Spanish come from within the independent schools sector, new figures reveal.
Nearly a third of entries by independent school pupils awarded A* grades, compared to 7% nationally.
One in fourteen independent school candidates achieve three A* grades.
Barnaby Lenon, Chairman, Independent Schools Council, said: