Press releases

Cost of living driving staff in independent schools into second jobs

The education workforce in Wales need to be empowered to focus on children and young people, not on balancing the budgets

NEU Cymru members will recognise many of the challenges highlighted by Estyn's annual report today.

NEU Cymru will ballot members for strike action as the new Ysgol Robert Owen £22m school in Powys faces massive cuts.

NEU Cymru members will be pleased to see that there is more in-year funding to support the education system.

A reversal in suspension and exclusion figures requires bold and significant change to a system run into the ground by the previous administration.

Lack of funding for SEND and mental health specialists has real consequences.

Reading for pleasure is an essential part of children’s literacy, wellbeing, and all-round development.

NEU Cymru members protest outside the Senedd about the supply agency rip-off in education.

It's clear that NEU Cymru members wish to accept this offer and settle this phase of our dispute with Welsh Government over pay.

A 5.5% pay award is a necessary first step in the reversal of the real terms pay cuts inflicted upon teachers and school leaders during recent years.