National Association of Head Teachers general secretary Mick Brookes said the survey findings contrasted with previous research showing very few middle managers aspired to headship.
The headship rate, which is tied to labor market performance, is expected to recover, taking the current 1 million-rate of house formation up to 1.2 million in 2013, and then up to 1.3 million a year between 2014 and 2016.. The current 1.5 million excess supply should be cleared out by the end of 2016, they estimate.