What does SHA stand for?

Secondary Heads Association (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

John Dunford, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, formerly the Secondary Heads Association, welcomed the move.

'Talent' vouchers attacked by union

But the Secondary Heads Association warned headteachers could find themselves saddled with increased workloads.

School heads fear longer opening means heavier workload

John Dunford, General Secretary of the Secondary Heads Association, says: "Each school has its own admissions criteria, so the first thing you have to do is find out what they are for the schools you are interested in.

Ask the expert

Brian Rowlands, secretary of the Secondary Heads Association in Wales, said: "The benefits will be flexibility for headteachers and a control on workload for both heads and teachers.

Headteachers' demand

Normally polite members of the Secondary Heads Association were prompted to shout ``rubbish

Teachers' fury

The Secondary Heads Association said the lack of teachers with a degree in the subject they were teaching was hitting the 11-14 age group hardest as schools put their specialists in front of A-level and GCSE classes.

Teacher skills shortage hitting schools

The Secondary Heads Association is one of the most influential lobby groups in educational circles, representing around 11,000 headteachers across Britain, Mrs Welsh takes over as president at a time when many schools are warning of huge cash problems and redundancies among teachers and classroom assistants.

Budgets will be the battleground

John Dunford, of the Secondary Heads Association, said: "These figures strengthen calls for a reduction in the number of external exams.

pounds 250m bill for exams