We’re inviting you and other leaders of the nation's schools and academies to share your views in our School Leaders Survey.
We capture and share your views on the policy landscape, strategic priorities for schools and trusts explore emerging challenges facing the sector. These topical sections have included environmental and social governance, Ofsted reform and the latest edition looks to explore what impact trends in parental complaints is having on schools.
We’re really keen to hear about your experience and to understand how changes across the sector are impacting you, your staff and pupils.
School Leaders Survey Autumn 2024 – key findings available now
Research for this survey was carried out during October 2024 with respondents representing over 1,650 schools, collectively responsible for nearly 1 million pupils from across all regions of England.
The survey was open during the weeks which marked the conclusion of the Labour government’s first 100 days in office. There’s been a marked shift in the picture painted of school leaders’ views around key government policy areas, from widespread dissatisfaction to a position of neutrality. Responses suggest the sector is still waiting to learn what the government’s education agenda will be and that there’s been no substantial impact on education policy in those first 100 days.
In this survey, we also revisit two key issues for the sector for a more detailed look – Artificial Intelligence and SEND. Both sections will give leaders food for thought when planning their priorities and approaches in 2025.
Check out the Autumn 2024 survey findings now
Results and sharing insight
We hope you find the findings of interest and that by building and sharing this insight we can help inform your thinking and identify priority areas for closer collaboration.
Key stats
This data is from the School Leaders Surveys conducted in 2024, representing leadership of over 1,650 schools from across all regions of England.