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STRB releases 31st report for teachers' and leaders' pay 2021/22

Equality, respect and safety for LGBT workers

Mentors wanted for the pilot of ESFA's chief financial officer mentoring programme

Asbestos management assurance process (AMAP)

Joint Union Asbestos Committee (JUAC) - Asbestsos in Schools campaign

Sports and PE premium update

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STRB releases 31st report for teachers' and leaders' pay 2021/22

Equality, respect and safety for LGBT workers

Mentors wanted for the pilot of ESFA's chief financial officer mentoring programme

Asbestos management assurance process (AMAP)

Joint Union Asbestos Committee (JUAC) - Asbestsos in Schools campaign

NAHT supports launch of National Endorsement of Primary School Careers Education Awards

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Urgent update regarding nursery funding and census day

NEW: Update on nursery funding this morning

Update on some of the most crucial issues

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Asbestos management assurance process (AMAP)

The Department for Education (DfE) launched the AMAP in March 2018 to enhance its understanding of asbestos management in schools, asking all local authorities, governing bodies and academy trusts to participate in ensuring plans are in place to manage asbestos safely.

The data collection has been ongoing since early 2018, and the DfE released a report outlining the main findings in July 2019. Alongside the report, the DfE also released a spreadsheet to see which schools and responsible bodies participated in the AMAP. This spreadsheet is updated monthly to include any new schools and responsible bodies that have provided information.

Update - July 2021

The AMAP Portal will re-open from July 2021 to 29 October 2021 to allow responsible bodies to complete or submit any outstanding information ahead of the portal's closure. This is the final opportunity for you to submit information. Following the closure of the AMAP Portal, the DfE will instead collect information regarding asbestos management through the Condition Data Collection 2 Programme.

NAHT's position on the AMAP

NAHT has been supportive of the DfE undertaking the AMAP and agrees it is an important exercise. It is critical that the Department has a clear picture of asbestos and its management across the school estate, but we are clear that this should ultimately result in the phased removal of asbestos from the school estate.

First published 13 July 2021

Equality, respect and safety for LGBT workers

Mentors wanted for the pilot of ESFA's chief financial officer mentoring programme

Asbestos management assurance process (AMAP)

Joint Union Asbestos Committee (JUAC) - Asbestsos in Schools campaign

'School business leaders make the impossible possible'

The government’s miserly school catch-up fund confirms their lack of ambition for education

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NAHT Life logo

NAHT Life gives you the opportunity to continue your membership of the biggest union for school leaders both in post and in retirement.

NAHT Life focuses on helping retired members receive excellent trade union services and allows you to continue to play an active volunteer role within NAHT Regions and Branches, if that’s what you choose to do!

Please ensure NAHT has your correct post-retirement contact details.

Please note to qualify for the benefits of NAHT Life Membership you must join NAHT Life within six months of retiring

NAHT is currently reviewing, renewing and refreshing its services to support NAHT Life Member.

The NAHT National Life Members Committee (NLMC)

The interests of NAHT Life Members are represented by the National Life Member Committee which meets 4/5 times a year. The NLMC is made up of two elected regional Life Member representatives (one of whom attends each meeting) from each of the NAHT regions, and countries in the case of Wales and Northern Ireland. The elected members of the NLMC serve a term of three years and are led by a team of four officers who are elected annually.

The NLMC officer roles and current post holders are as follows:

Chair - Steve Iredale steve.iredale@naht.org.uk

Vice Chair - John Killeen john.killeen@nahtofficials.org.uk

Committee Servicing Officer

Wasim Yunus, NAHT Head of Retention, has responsibility for working closely with the NLMC as servicing officer. He can be contacted via email wasim.yunus@naht.org.uk telephone 01444 472 466 or 07976 920 094

For further details and contact information about all current NLMC members please check out our ‘Who’s Who’ and the ‘List of Life Members Committee’ .