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.
New teachers complete a supported two‑year induction with mentoring, training and reduced workload, guided by a national framework for skills development.
This guide offers tips in English and Welsh on supporting key areas of behaviour as you develop your experience in the classroom.
Mae'r canllaw hwn yn cynnig awgrymiadau yn y Gymraeg a Saesneg ar gefnogi meysydd allweddol o ymddygiad wrth i chi ddatblygu eich profiad yn yr ystafell ddosbarth.
Teacher pay has been cut sharply in real terms since 2010, making pay uncompetitive and damaging teacher living standards.
Assessment across early years, primary, secondary and post-16 education remains overly high-stakes, narrow and closely tied to accountability.
Concise factsheets for NEU activists, bringing together important, verified and up‑to‑date facts on a topic, providing a trustworthy evidence base that supports campaigning, organising, and member engagement.
A curriculum narrowed by funding and accountability, reduces breadth, creativity and relevance for children and young people and undermines inclusion
Children and young people are exposed to significant harms online, while regulation and enforcement have not kept pace with the power and reach of large technology and social media companies.
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.
