Maniffesto NEU Cymru
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Clone of Manifesto - Wales
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Our manifesto sets out NEU Cymru members’ priorities for an education system fit for the future.
Support staff : Right to join the NEU
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Individuals have the right to join any trade union organising in their sector, irrespective of whether that union is recognised by their employer.
National Education Union rule book
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The National Education Union's rules set out what the aims and objectives of the organisation are, and what work it should carry out.
Councillor network
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The NEU Councillors Network is a partnership between local councillors of all parties and the National Education Union, to help shape the future of education.
Curriculum
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A curriculum narrowed by funding and accountability, reduces breadth, creativity and relevance for children and young people and undermines inclusion
Child poverty
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Child poverty in the UK is widespread and deepening, with profound effects on children’s health, wellbeing and educational outcomes, and with disproportionate impacts on some communities.
Early years
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A high-quality early years system improves children’s life chances and supports families, but current provision is fragmented, underfunded and too often shaped by private profit rather than children’s needs
SEND
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The current system of provision for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) is not working.
Young people not in education, employment or training (NEET)
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NEET levels reflect structural failures, not a lack of motivation among young people.
Global teacher shortage
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A severe global shortage of qualified teachers is one of the biggest barriers to achieving Sustainable Development Goal 4 and realising the right to education for all children.
School funding
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School spending power has been cut across England and Wales, leaving most schools with lower real-terms funding than in 2010 and increasing pressure on staff, pupils and buildings.
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