The NEU stands ready to work with Labour to ensure that we have the policies and funding in place to give every child the education they deserve.
Boost for for the curriculum roll out, through clearer guidance and collaboration, is long overdue.
To have real impact, this must take place alongside investment into the education sector and a broader curriculum.
Office of Statistics Regulation response to NEU complaint that Gillian Keegan’s use of Ofsted statistics is misleading.
Education must be a priority for any political party wanting to form the next Government.
Most teachers tell us that issues with facilities negatively impact the learning environment for their students.
We need investment in making mainstream schools more inclusive, not asking them to do more with less money and fewer staff.
NEU committed to intensify its campaign to win a fully funded, above-inflation pay rise and greater resources for schools and colleges.
The rise of mental health issues among students and the challenges in accessing support services.
Schools do all they can to address their students needs but they do so with increasingly dwindling or non existent support.
It is welcome that the Education Minister has taken this step to try and help ensure school uniforms are not a barrier to children attending school.
It is with a great sense of regret that the NEU has given the Secretary of State for Education notice of the fact the NEU will be re balloting members for further strike action.
