Our schools and colleges need more funding if we are to give our children the education they deserve.
Government cuts are crippling schools and colleges, making it harder for leaders and teachers to do a good job for our students and pupils. The cuts are pushing up class sizes, workload, stress and driving good teachers from the profession.
The "funding crisis in our schools is very real". Read NEU joint secretaries letter to James Cleverly.
82,487 teachers taking part in the National Education Union’s consultation of members have given a ringing endorsement of the School Cuts campaign.
We need to keep the pressure on ahead of this spring's comprehensive spending review, when government will set out its funding plans for education for the next three years.
Congratulations to all who signed. This petition was created by a group of head teachers in Gateshead, and now Parliament will debate this petition on 4 March 2019. A great success for all concerned.
From window posters for your home or workplace, to leaflets or banners for your local school gate, order our free resources to make school cuts impossible to ignore where you live.
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According to the Department for Education’s own figures, more than 2,000 children in England with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are awaiting provision.
Meet Yvonne. She's been in education for 33 years and she's never seen the funding so bad, particularly for children with special needs.
We've won additional funding and a concession that 'more needs to be done' from Government. Find out more about the SEND crisis and what you can do to help.
The NEU Councillors Network is a partnership between local councillors and the National Education Union to shape the future of education. Our network is open to all councillors.
