The Independent Schools Council (ISC) has responded to concerns about examination 'access arrangements', noting that independent schools are working within the system's requirements.
ISC's deputy chief executive, Simon Nathan, has acknowledged the tough choices facing school leaders amid reports that more staff could strike this summer in response to pay and pension cuts.
Simon Nathan, deputy CEO of ISC, has responded to reports from the NEU that teachers are being expected to work unpaid overtime as part of school cost-cutting measures.
The Independent Schools Council (ISC) has criticised a new report from the Private Education Policy Forum (PEPF), which claims that England’s wealthiest independent schools spend less than six per cent of their income on means-tested bursaries.
Julie Robinson, chief executive of the ISC, has warned that Labour’s VAT on fees policy is already impacting families and schools, rejecting claims that independent schools are “crying wolf” over its effects.
Chief executive of the ISC Julie Robinson has welcomed today's legal challenge against the government's "unprecedented" education tax.
In an interview on Times Radio earlier this morning, Julie Robinson explained the reasons behind the ISC’s legal challenge.
Ahead of tomorrow's High Court challenge, chief executive of the ISC Julie Robinson said that the organisation had little choice but to pursue a legal challenge since the "rug had been pulled from under the sector’s feet".